<p>That list is surprising in its abundance of As and Bs. </p>
<p>Interestingly, Natural Resource Management, which is never touted as one of the more rigorous majors, had one of the lowest collection of median grades.</p>
<p>I only noticed b/c that's what I studied.</p>
<p>how do you know that a class is already full?
no one has signed up for any class for fall 08 semester, right?</p>
<p>The graduate students, rising seniors, rising juniors and rising sophomores registered for classes during the pre-enrollment period in April.</p>
<p>Can anyone come up with any more easy courses b/c nearly all of these are filled up?</p>
<p>save up the easy courses until you're a junior/senior...</p>
<p>trust me...when you're 21 you'll want to take it easy sometimes ^_^</p>
<p>Here is my issue. I am a transfer and I signed up for courses, but I was not given all of the courses that I wanted. I am in CALS.</p>
<p>I currently have animal physiology, evol bio, bio lab, orgo. That is only 11 credits. I wanted orgo lab, but sadly did not get it. Also taking 2 of these bios is probably too tough for my first semester as a transfer, so I may swap animal physiology for another course. Problem is that all of the fun courses are filled. So please advise me on 2 good courses to take.</p>
<p>I wanted to take COMM 201 or 203, but it was full also. What can I do?</p>
<p>drop orgo (that'll lighten the load) and add a 3 credit class...</p>
<p>Why would I drop orgo. It is a pre-req for nearly every upper division bio course. Also I am pre-med, what would be the point of me taking orgo and physics in junior yr. That is a tad suicidal, don't you think?</p>
<p>that schedule looks brutal lol. you might want to drop one of those and search for an easy elective.</p>
<p>if you show up to a class that is "full" with an add slip, which you get from your college's registrar, professors will sometimes let you join the class. also, if you e-mail professors, when class starts, asking if they have room in their classes, sometimes they will let you add.</p>
<p>^ I feel like physics is easier than all of those classes, unless you don't like math.</p>
<p>Blazinyan300: Put your name on orgo lab waiting list once you get on camus and i am sure you will get in the class.</p>
<p>Isn't this a typical pre-med bio major schedule?</p>
<p>Even so, I will only have 10 credit by dropping animal physiology. Any class you recommend to alleviate the pain.</p>
<p>How about you look at the course roster for some interesting humanities classes then check the median grade for the class!</p>
<p>Some asian studies classes are easy. So look into those!</p>
<p>i wonder why no one recommended psych101, thats gotta be one of the best classes =)</p>
<p>Thanks Biophilic, but when you say asian studies, do you mean courses, like Chinese or under that category or is there a category solely for Asian studies?</p>
<p>you could take chinese 101, thats 6 credits right there.. it's not even hard</p>
<p>chinese sucks up a lot of time i think , i tried taking it but it looked terrible since lecture is everyday as well as discussion once a week</p>
<p>Yea, I sort of don't need to take languages and plus I will be doing research so I sort of need a lax course that I do well in. Plus I am not that good with languages.</p>
<p>By Asian studies, i mean courses such as Introduction to southeast asia, Introduction to Modern asian history, Introduction to china (offered in spring) etc.</p>
<p>your schedule of orgo, animal phys, evobio, bio lab +easy elective sounds like a good plan and not brutal like some others were saying.</p>