<p>Which classes do you plan on taking next fall?</p>
<p>I'm hoping to take:
POS 4931 - Food Politics with Scher
CPO 4401 - Arab-Israeli Conflict with Woods
SPN 3301 - Spanish Grammar and Composition 2
CJL 2000 - Law and the Legal Process with O'Connor
MUN 3323 - Women's Chorale</p>
<p>comments or class/teacher reviews, anyone?</p>
<p>What are you planning on majoring in? And are there any rules against freshman taking 3000-4000 level classes?</p>
<p>Some 3000/4000 level classes have pre-reqs, but other don't (if they do, it will say so in the course description and won't let you register for it). But there are no rules barring freshmen from taking upper-level classes. I'm currently a freshman taking a 3000 level spanish class and a 4000 level poli sci class and doing so is fairly common. </p>
<p>My major is poli sci, my minors are spanish and vocal performance, and i'm pre-law. :)</p>
<p>you?</p>
<p>No, there are no restrictions except for prerequisites.</p>
<p>Here's my schedule that I have in mind at the moment</p>
<p>MAS 4105- Linear Algebra
STA 4322 - Intro to Statistics Theory/Mathematical Statistics 2
EEL 3111- Circuits 1
FIN 3403- Business Finance
ENC 3254 - Professional Communication for Engineers</p>
<p>That's 18 credits... Hooray for overloading!</p>
<p>^ You're going to be dead by December.</p>
<p>If my classes are mostly in the morning, which I'm almost certain of, then it's definitely a possibility.</p>
<p>Are you industrial engineering major (or maybe actuarial sciences)? They are ones who I know usually take high level stats/math classes (besides stats majors)? I also heard linear algebra isnt really hard. On the other hand, circuits...i have heard the opposite.</p>
<p>Math/Electrical Engineering major with actuarial science minor is what I'm thinking about. I'm going for versatility.</p>
<p>Do you plan to pursue actuary sciences? A tough road (academically) from what I hear.</p>
<p>The actuarial science field sounds quite interesting, so I thought I'd take a look at it. As of right now, I'm unsure whether I'm actually going to pursue it, so my other majors should cover me if I decide to choose another path.</p>
<p>Well good luck. I heard for electrical engineering, microprocessors and digital signaling are some of your tough courses, esp the former.</p>
<p>it'll be something along these lines</p>
<p>JPN1130- Beginning Japanese 1
JPT3500- Japanese Culture
JPT4502- Japanese Folklore
SPN3350- Spanish Grammar and Composition for Bilingual Speakers
LIN3010- Intro to Linguistics</p>
<p>linguistics major? lol</p>
<p>lol nope. japanese track + bilingual spanish is my area. i'm going towards interpreting/translating route. the linguistics class is a requirment for the EALL japanese track major</p>