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<p>Funnily enough, even though I made the first schedule option for you, I actually prefer the second. I think it’s good to get ahead in your major/pre med requirements and the good thing about the second schedule is that it covers a lot of ground but is within the amount of credits you can take without advisor approval. It definitely looks heavy, but manageable. Go for the second option!</p>
<p>I still maintain that statistics is unnecessary. If you want to transfer into McCombs/go further in economics, macroeconomics would be useful to have second semester so I personally would replace statistics with macroeconomics. </p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>Haha yeah I’m kinda leaning towards the second one too but i get credit for macro from AP exams and stats is a requirement for liberal arts so i think the schedule should work fine, hopefully not too heavy though, don’t want my first year to be TOO stressful.</p>