<p>Besides knowing that the class and professor are ridiculously hard..what are the lectures like?
I'm slightly worried because I have Bio lecture right before the chem lecture..(only on one day) And those are the two classes I have to work the hardest on.
Thats the only bio lecture I have (BIOG 1500), so I will have tests on that day, but do you think for pre-lims I'll have 2 in the same day?
Also, is the chem lecture filled with quizzes and such?</p>
<p>I can't really change the times besides dropping which I don't want to do.
Thanks.
this is my schedule btw Schedule</a> for Fall 2011</p>
<p>I had bio right after chem in the spring. There’s usually a mass exodus of people from Kennedy to Baker which is funny. You’ll have plenty of time to walk from Kennedy to Baker (the walk takes approximately 5mins). If you look at my Spring schedule ([Schedulizer:</a> Spring '11](<a href=“http://www.schedulizer.com/hPSOep]Schedulizer:”>http://www.schedulizer.com/hPSOep)) I ran across campus all day on Thursday. It’s definitely possible. I enjoyed it since I got a good workout.</p>
<p>Prelims may be on the same day, which happened to me, and it wasn’t too bad. In the Spring, the BIOG1500 prelims are in class and so only 50 minutes long. The motto that I live by is “It happens. I’m not going to stress about it, I’ll just get it done.” Nothing is impossible. You’ll be able to handle the pressure, just stay motivated. And good luck!</p>
<p>BIOG1500 is definitely a lot of work for just two credits. I actually gave the course a ranking of 1 on every question of the course review (except- “Do the profs respect the students”… which they do). My lab TA was GREAT though. The class was annoying, but I did learn a lot. You’ll design your own experiment and create a traditional poster displaying your results. There’s also a field trip which was fun.</p>
I guess I’m not too worried then! Btw was biog 1500 a pretty tough workload? I’m mostly just worried about chem haha.</p>