<p>Can you give me an idea of what your sophomore year schedule looked like? I had to take 17 credits this semester to fulfill my GT, but I was wondering if that was a typical load @ Cornell. If you transferred...how many/what courses did you take, and what was your major?</p>
<p>Also, what courses transferred for you? I have 4s on AP spanish and Eng Lit...will those transfer? (I'm a COMM major). Just trying to figure out what my schedule will look like next year..</p>
<p>im a internal transfer bio major, does that count =D</p>
<p>I took 15 credits during my first semester at Cornell…I did 17 credits each semester at my first college. </p>
<p>Everything I took except a pre-osteopathic medicine seminar transferred…that included my year of biology, chemistry, english, calc 1, orchestra and a philosophy class.</p>
<p>Alright so I have 2 semesters of bio, 2 semesters of Eng. Comp, Sociology, Statistics, Intro to Global Change, Jewish Thought and Culture, Survey of Nutritional Careers, and Principles of Journalism…any insight into what will transfer?</p>
<p>bio, english, sociology and stats will transfer.</p>
<p>Not so sure about the rest of them…survey of nutritional careers probably won’t. You’ll receive an evaluation of your credits when you’re formally accepted.</p>
<p>^^^^Thanks. Is there a certain time that you can meet with an advisor prior to school starting? I’ll be down there for my brother’s graduation in May, but I don’t know if that will be too early…</p>
<p>You would need to meet with the CALS registrar to discuss that. I can tell you that doing that during graduation weekend = bad idea. The registrar’s office will be swamped with processing final grades and clearing seniors for graduation.</p>
<p>The registrar sets up times during orientation for students to meet one on one to discuss transfer credits. You can also contact them during the summer via phone or e-mail.</p>