Christina Berkich Digital Portfolio

Academics

PLU states that their main goal is to prepare students for the future.  I entered this university to earn a degree in business, so I knew what courses I needed to take in order to achieve my goal. 

However, PLU doesn't let you focus solely on your specialized courses; they have multiple general requirements that encourage students to get a little taste of everything before they zero in on their intended major.  At first it may seem a tad frustrating, after all not many people are completely excited about taking classes they've never heard of or are genuinely not interested in.  That was my initial view, but it quickly changed.  Although there are still some classes that are definitely not my dream come true, I've already found new subjects that I'm interested in- and never would have tried without the GUR system.  I even discovered my deep interest in psychology, which I chose to be my minor after taking the GUR required PSYC101 course.

This portion of my portfolios and its attached pages are currently under construction.  Thank you for your patience.

Cumulative Course Listing 2005-2008

• Fall 2005
• MATH128 Linear Models and Calculus
• PHED165 Racquetball/Squash
• PSYC101 Introduction to Psychology
• WRIT101 Writing Seminar

• J-Term 2006
• ECON190 Principles of Microeconomics
• Spring 2006
• ANTH102 Human Cultural Diversity
• BUSA190 Value Creation in the Global Environment
• CSCE120 Computerized Info Systems
• THEA250 Fundamentals of Acting
• Fall 2006
• BUSA202 Financial Accounting
• PHED100 Personalized Fitness Program
• PSYC221 Psychology of Adjustment
• RELI212 Religion and Literature of the New Testament
• THEA255 Stage Technology
• J-Term 2007
• SPED195 Individuals with Disabilities
• Spring 2007
• GEOS104 Conservation of Natural Resources
• PHED224 Current Dance
• PSYC310 Personality Theories
• RELI121 The Christian Tradition
• Fall 2007
• BUSA203 Managerial Accounting
• PSYC320 Development Across the Lifespan
• PSYC330 Social Psychology
• STAT232 Introduction to Statistics (PSYC)
• J-Term 2008
• PSYC385 Consumer Psychology
• Spring 2008
• BUSA305 Human Dimensions of Efficient Organizations
• BUSA308 Principles of Marketing
• BUSA309 Creating Value Goods and Services
• BUSA310 Information Systems
• COMA212 Public Speaking