<p>as an incoming freshman, are the courses in the 200's only for sophomores or are they more difficult/can freshman take them</p>
<p>Awww, how precious.</p>
<p>dude use some common sense! It varies!</p>
<p>why do i feel that questions like that are the reason freshmen get hazed?</p>
<p>ok great thanks for the insight!</p>
<p>go easy on the guy/girl , I am pretty sure you can take them, but you are very likely to get bumped as the people in that major, and upperclassmen needing the course are going to get priority.</p>
<p>muchas de gracias dirthog</p>
<p>There’s no need to take 200 level courses as an incoming freshmen (you have 4 years to do that). I would stick with the intro classes and 100 levels. </p>
<p>Was there a specific class you had in mind?</p>
<p>just some history classes
thanks for the input and not being totally rude like the other people who live on this website 24/7</p>
<p>Are you thinking of taking 200 level classes to fulfill AXLE requirements? It might be best to stick with 100 level classes & intro classes, as Nicole07 suggests, at first. You will get a better idea about the 200’s once you have been at school & talk to other students (and your advisor). You can always register for 200’s 2nd term if you decide they are right for you. Take it slow your first semester - there is a lot more to adjust to than just academics when you go away to school.</p>