<p>so, my orientation counselor said that i must take 32a (or 3c) because i got a 5 on calc bc. is this true? i cant take 31a even if i want to?</p>
<p>also, if im not sure if i want to move from life sciences to phys sciences later on, should i go the 3 series or 31/32 series?</p>
<p>thanks.</p>
<p>yes, you have to take 32A/3C. might as well take 32A if youre not sure. 32A material is really interesting.</p>
<p>i’m pretty sure you have a choice between 31b and 32a and i think they were right in that you cant take 31a, but i’m not totally sure about that</p>
<p>thanks zzzboy and imrightuarewrong. </p>
<p>what about chem?is chem 20 series harder than chem 4 series? my counselor just said 20 is a little bit more in depth.</p>
<p>I’m in the same situation, and I was worried until I saw reviews for the 32A professors on bruinwalk.</p>
<p>Rogawski (sp?) was pretty well reviewed and it seemed to be a bit better for 32A/B kids than 31A/B.
Sheehan didn’t have many ratings but looked good/easy based on the few there were.
Mess was really recommended against and people said he’s hard as can be.</p>
<p>Assuming we don’t get stuck with him, I’d say 32A could be pretty cool; and hey, it’s wayyyyy less crowded than 3A/31A…</p>
<p>chem 20A/B is easy if you get scerri</p>
<p>For engineering, if we get a 5 on bc are we suppose to take math 31b?</p>
<p>you’re probably better off taking 32A than starting at 31b if you’re engineering and got a 5 on bc, it goes 31a, 31b, 32a, 32b, 33a, 33b then you’re pretty much done with math save a few classes</p>
<p>if you start at 32a that saves you from taking 2 classes and frees up some breathing room in your schedule</p>