<p>Haha, anyway.</p>
<p>Is this schedule doable and/or beneficial for a prospective Economics major?</p>
<p>ECON 001 - Intro to Economics (4 units) (fulfills SBS breadth)
MATH 016A - Analytic Geometry and Calculus (3 units)
NUSCTX 010 - Human Nutrition (3 units) (fulfills BS breadth)
PHILOS 012A - Logic (4 units) (fulfills PV breadth)</p>
<p>Total: 14 units (too little?)</p>
<p>Coming from a high school with 7 classes, it feels weird only signing up for 4. But what do you guys think? Is there anything wrong with my schedule?</p>
<p>I'm going to the first CalSO, so I need to know ASAP! :)</p>
<p>I think this is a perfect freshman schedule. 14 units is virtually the same as 15, don’t even sweat about that. And I like how you have two econ pre-reqs coupled with two breadth/easy courses. I say change nothing.</p>
<p>BTW, I took Philos 12A (although with Fitelson). I’ve heard good things about Mancosu. The class is pretty easy if you’re good at math/reasoning/logic.</p>
<p>Yup, perfect for your first semester.</p>
<p>It is a decent load, you should try a seminar and/or DeCal also</p>
<p>great schedule! (don’t add anything else to it…)</p>
<p>i hate decals! omg. i would want to take them in the beginning… then when you’re like crap why the heck did i sign up for this crap… when getting finals time. theres finals for decals too and its just a waste of time. meh.</p>
<p>I would take Math 1A in place of 16A if you’re an economics major. A stronger calculus foundation can help. Also, if you already have taken calculus in high school, I’d consider Stats 134 – statistics is useful for people majoring in economics too. A background in stats will enable you to get to other interesting things.</p>