<p>Here's my schedule:
MCB 32 (M/W/F 10-11AM) (DISCUSSION 11-12PM)
ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES 20A (M/W/F 12-1PM) (DISCUSSION 1-2PM)
MATH 1A (TU/TH 8-9:30AM) (DISCUSSION 9:30-10:30AM)
ENGLISH R1A (TU/TH 3:30-5PM)</p>
<p>Is it too congested? too hard? too easy? suggestions? they don't offer an actual chem or bio class: the closest is MCB 32 or integrative bio 33 or 41. I'm thinking Pre-Med or Pre-Haas</p>
<p>I’d say it’s a reasonable schedule. Pre-Med AND Pre-Haas are both technically possible to pull off at the same time, but keep in mind that both sets of courses (those required for each discipline) are each difficult to get high grades in, and one of your highest priorities for both of those is getting a high GPA. I don’t mean to rush your decision of which route to pick (and it is technically possible to do both), but if you prefer one to the other and only want one, in the end, then the sooner you choose, the better.</p>
<p>@basketballkid124 - Yeah. I was considering doing a simultaneous degree, but judging by the difficulty of the courses and the strong emphasis on high GPA, I’m probably going to have to pick one. Hopefully my classes will help determine my career path!</p>
<p>Doing pre-med as a business major does not require doing a simultaneous degree.</p>
<p>However, medical schools supposedly prefer liberal arts majors over obviously pre-professional majors. Of course, high grades are essential (but not sufficient) to have a good chance at getting into an MD school in the US.</p>