Fall Schedule

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<p>I saw someone do this and I thought It would be a good idea to get some feedback.
Pre college: Eng-l 202,eng w 131, ap u.s, a.p gov, a 100, math-m 118. I am looking to be a standard admit into the kelley school of business, looking to major in accounting with a co major in international business, and maybe a minor in finance or spanish.</p>

<p>Bus-a 202
bus-c 104
bus-t 175
math-m119
hisp-s 280</p>

<p>tentative spring classes k 201, folk-f 131, ast-a 100, geol-g 114, clas-c 101, I plan on rushing in the spring so I plan to have an easier schedule then the fall.
micro and macro in the summer, in bloomington, I have heard this is the best time to take it by several students, which I confirmed on these boards.</p>

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<p>I would take A201 before taking A202. But I would not take either until after getting into Kelley. Those two classes are pretty tough for freshmen. I think, to get your minimum four classes on the IUB campus required to apply, that it might be better to take K201 in the fall semester instead of A202, and to take X202 in Spring. </p>

<p>That would make fall be:
bus K201
bus-c 104
math-m119
hisp-s 280</p>

<p>These 12 credits should keep your very busy, as all are pretty difficult classes.</p>

<p>Then, during the fall semester, sign up for both X202 and A201. If you finish well in K201 during the fall, and feel very confident about your Excel skills, in spring drop A201 before the semester starts and take:</p>

<p>Bus X202
folk-f 131
ast-a 100
clas-c 101</p>

<p>On the other hand, if you a very good accounting student and feel more confident about taking sophomore financial accounting, then take A201 in Spring and drop X202 from your Spring schedule prior to starting the semester. Then your schedule would be:</p>

<p>Bus A202
folk-f 131
ast-a 100
clas-c 101</p>

<p>Your current projected 15 credits in the spring while you are rushing is a pretty heavy schedule and exposes you to extra risk in not getting the guanteed admission with all sold B’s. You only need 12 credits each semester for full time status, and you will have reached more than the 26 credits, counting your pre-college, to apply to Kelley for standard admit.</p>

<p>This recommendation is based on this fact about A202, and A201, and X202 in the last spring semester: the class gpa was much, much higher for X202 than the two accounting classes.<br>
A201 2.992
A202 2.992
X202 3.581
[Bloomington</a> Campus Grade Distribution Report](<a href=“Indiana University Bloomington”>Indiana University Bloomington)</p>

<p>That is a huge difference in favor of taking X202 over the accounting classes in terms of getting the solid B in the fourth Icore prerequisite you will need to apply for Kelley standard admit.</p>

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<p>Oops, I meant X201 every time in post #2 above rather than X202 [the honors version of X201].</p>

<p>Oops also, the average student grade for X201 last spring was actually 3.249 compared to 2.922 for the two accounting classes. Still a big enough difference to consider taking X201 rather than A201 or A202 if you did well in K201. More important for Kelley standard admit application than the class gpa is the percentage who get solid B or higher in each course. Last spring far more got the solid B or higher in X201 than the two accounting classes.</p>

<p>A201 55%
A202 47%
X201 73%</p>