<p>My planned schedule is:</p>
<p>Human Bio-4 cr
General Chem-3 cr
Chem Lab-2 cr
Intro to International Health- 3 cr
First Year Seminar- 1 cr</p>
<p>I'm on a premed track and taking Stats second semester. I'm just wondering what other course I should add-should I finish off a core requirement (theology), take calculus (I've taken it in high school), or take Spanish (I tested into Intermediate Spanish II, but I probably would take a lower class).</p>
<p>Help!</p>
<p>I would take theology or Spanish. Theology sounds the most interesting in my opinion.</p>
<p>Do you need any of these classes to be on track to complete your major in four years? If you are a science major, it might be convenient to take calculus early because it might be a pre-requisite for many other classes you will have to take down the line.</p>
<p>If that’s not a concern for you, take whatever you think would make the most pleasant schedule. For me personally, pleasant means interesting and engaging. If you have an add/drop period, I would encourage you to attend several classes before you make your final decision. An engaging professor is 10x more important than the content of the class.</p>
<p>Theology is a core requirement? Or do you have distribution groups and theology fulfills one group? If it’s the former, that’s actually really peculiar and awesome.</p>
<p>Spanish seems to be the most practical, but take whatever course you feel will be the most engaging.</p>
<p>Theology is a core requirement for me. However, I’m going to have to take all three of these courses at one point.</p>