<p>I found Calc 1 and Calc 2 relatively easy, and from what I hear Calc 3 should be fine if i was able to handle calc 2. Ill be doing Calc 3 (4 units) with Differential Equations/Linear Algebra in the spring (5 units), should be lots of fun. Oh yeah Econ major here too so i didnt take any hard sciences, did Astronomy and ANthropology</p>
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<p>Well, there is a general education requirement for science at most every school. Also, Cornell AEM requires the Biology sequence and recommends Physics or Chemistry. So yeah...hopefully this semester will be the last time I ever take science. And I definitely prefer it here at my CC where the competition is lacking than at Cornell, where the bio majors would destroy me.</p>
<p>Biochemistry, Mammalian Phsiology, Genetics (but i think your going to need a bunch of prereqs for it)</p>
<p>but for me believe it or not its chemistry II :P....uggh how i hate it with a passion</p>
<p>Calc III was harder than calcII for me, but that was due to such a horrible professor. With decent professors I would agree that calc II is harder than calc III.</p>