<p>I'm hopefully majoring in business (Haas) so this is my proposed schedule:</p>
<p>math1a
sociology
anthropology
+ another breadth req? (probably for p/np)</p>
<p>Is taking 3 breadth courses advisable or should I fill my 4th class with a seminar? Open to comments and/or suggestions!</p>
<p>I'd go for a freshman seminar, unless if you know Math 1A backwards and forwards already.</p>
<p>switch to math 16 if you're haas bound</p>
<p>But most of the freshmen seminars are already filled... and the ones that are not don't really interest me. Any other ideas?</p>
<p>Thanks for the math suggestion. I've heard that the 16 series is easier from others too. I'll look into that!</p>
<p>If you know you're Haas bound and your alternative majors don't require the Math 1A-1B series, then I would take Math 16A because it is easier. Since most of the freshman seminars are filled, I don't think it's too bad to do 3 breadth because you need it and it will get you interested in new topics and possible backup majors.</p>
<p>With that schedule, you could add another 4 units if you wanted to. I would advise an R&C Course over Breadth if you haven't already completed that requirement, though that may be tackling too much.</p>
<p>If none of the Freshmen Seminars interest you, don't take one. L&S recently added a 1-unit course in Entrepreneurship that may interest you- given your business inclinations. </p>
<p>But really, it's up to you.</p>
<p>If your backup major is Econ, I think it might be better to take the 1-series. I heard you need some higher math for Econ and you can only go into that with the 1-series.</p>
<p>Is it stupid to take 3 AC classes? I heard AC classes have a lot of reading?</p>
<p>Sociology3ac
Anthropology2ac
ESPM 50ac</p>
<p>They fill breadth requirements...</p>