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===TAMS Dictionary===

===TAMS Dictionary===

====Buildings & Cafeterias====

====<big>Buildings & Cafeterias</big>====

====Official Clubs of TAMS====

====<big>Official Clubs of TAMS</big>====

====VIP's (Very Important People) of TAMS====

====<big>VIP's (Very Important People) of TAMS</big>====

===Misc. Dorm Topics===

===Misc. Dorm Topics===

====Roommates====

====<big>Roommates</big>====

====Rules====

====<big>Rules</big>====

====Meal Plans====

====<big>Meal Plans</big>====

====Fun Stuff====

====<big>Fun Stuff</big>====

The clubs at TAMS are always planning events in addition to the weekly GAs, so there will pretty much always be something going or coming up. A couple of them from what I can remember include MHA Pop that Bot (around September), TMS Aid the Cause (November), Homecoming (usually October), Ambassadors Dr. TAMS (October), HOPE Auction (February), Prom (March or April), Holi (April), Battle of the Halls (April), etc.

The [[clubs]] at TAMS are always planning events in addition to the weekly [[General Assembly|GAs]], so there will pretty much always be something going or coming up. A couple of them from what I can remember include MHA Pop that Bot (around September), [[Aid the Cause|TMS Aid the Cause]] (November), [[Homecoming]] (usually October), [[Dr. TAMS|Ambassadors Dr. TAMS]] (October), [[HOPE Auction]] (February), [[Prom]] (March or April), Holi (April), Battle of the Halls (April), etc.

Outside Mcconnell, there are always events going on around campus, so check out the signs along the walkways on campus. UNT often has cultural festivals (Korean, Japanese, etc.), movie showings, speakers (last year Donald Trump Jr. and Jane Goodall came), and performances. The rec also has a lot of fun options like rock climbing (usually requires a pass, but occasionally free - like the first week of school). The rec also has daily classes which includes Zumba, pilates, yoga, cycling, kickboxing and many more super fun classes! The first week of every semester is free, but after that you can buy passes for cheap (so worth).

Outside [[McConnell Hall|Mcconnell]], there are always events going on around campus, so check out the signs along the walkways on campus. UNT often has cultural festivals (Korean, Japanese, etc.), movie showings, speakers (last year Donald Trump Jr. and Jane Goodall came), and performances. The [[Pohl Recreation Center|rec]] also has a lot of fun options like rock climbing (usually requires a pass, but occasionally free - like the first week of school). The rec also has daily classes which includes Zumba, pilates, yoga, cycling, kickboxing and many more super fun classes! The first week of every semester is free, but after that you can buy passes for cheap (so worth).

==Social Life==

==Social Life==

===Schedule/Classes===

===Schedule/Classes===

====Biology====

====<big>Biology</big>====

====Computer Science====

====<big>Computer Science</big>====

====Chemistry====

====<big>Chemistry</big>====

====Math====

====<big>Math</big>====

'''Pre-Calculus'''

'''Pre-Calculus'''

'''Calculus II & Above'''

'''Calculus II & Above'''

====English====

====<big>English</big>====

Your English workload will vary heavily depending on which professor you get. 2nd semester you will get to choose your professor. Dr. Schoolfield, Ibarra and Christian are the main professors that teach this course, but you might also get a TA. Their teaching style are very different with different assignments, but essentially you will all read the same books and all of the professors are very intelligent and great. Typically the structure of this class is that you will read a book and do an out of class assignment (including discussion questions). During class you will have discussions about the reading you did. In addition to that, you will also be required to read poems and explicate them. Each professor assigns different writing assignments too. Class participation also varies by professor. Ask the seniors if you want more information.

Your English workload will vary heavily depending on which professor you get. 2nd semester you will get to choose your professor. Dr. Schoolfield, Ibarra and Christian are the main professors that teach this course, but you might also get a TA. Their teaching style are very different with different assignments, but essentially you will all read the same books and all of the professors are very intelligent and great. Typically the structure of this class is that you will read a book and do an out of class assignment (including discussion questions). During class you will have discussions about the reading you did. In addition to that, you will also be required to read poems and explicate them. Each professor assigns different writing assignments too. Class participation also varies by professor. Ask the seniors if you want more information.

====Electives====

====<big>Electives</big>====

===AP Credit Transfer===

===AP Credit Transfer===