<p>Major-Engineering unmatriculated</p>
<p>Monday:
10:15-12:05 E 115
1:30-2:20 MA 141
6:00-7:15 PY 205</p>
<p>Tuesday:
8:30-9:45 CH 101
3:00-4:15 HON 202
6:00-6:50 MA 141
7:00-9:00 PY 205</p>
<p>Wednesday:
11:20-1:10 CH 102
1:30-2:20 MA 141
6:00-7:15 PY 205</p>
<p>Thursday:
1:30-2:20 MA 141
3:00-4:15 HON 202
6:40-8:30 PY 205</p>
<p>Friday:
10:15-12:05 E 101
1:30-2:20 MA 141</p>
<p>(I CAN place into ChemII and CalcII, but I think I want an "easy" semester to get used to college life. I'm just hoping they aren't too much of weed-out classes...</p>
<p>Should I change anything? It's 17 hours total.</p>
<p>You do realize that course numbering is completely arbitrary and specific to each university, right? No one can help you if you don’t tell what all of that means.</p>
<p>Ok, sorry. ^_^</p>
<p>MA 141-Calc I that science and engineer majors take
PY 205- Physics I that science and engineer majors take
E 101- Intro to engineering
E 115- Intro to computing
HON 202- Honors English 202
CH 101- intro to chem…102=Lab section</p>
<p>It seems about normal for an engineering student. Physics is probably going to suck.</p>
<p>I would hate to have a schedule like that. I like to have my schedule be blocked off in the mornings so I can have my afternoons free. :)</p>
<p>The class I’m looking the most forward to is Physics. 
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<p>I am an early riser. I’m not crazy about the big gaps in between my schedule on some days, but my honors privilege of early registration doesn’t kick in until next semester. ^_^</p>
<p>Most of the other freshman, it seems, are taking Calc II or III and no physics their first semester. I’m leery about doing Calc II…so I decided to play it safe. Is this considered slacking off??</p>
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<p>I think you are being smart. It is best to take a lighter load and get good grades than overload yourself with hard courses and fail/get bad grades. I had a friend who overloaded with two labs (prereqs for Engineering) and an Engineering course (18 credit hours total)…she received 3 “Es” (failing) and one C (in her Spanish course). She regrets it majorly.</p>
<p>Calc II is marginally worse than Calc I. Calc III is easier than either, imo.</p>
<p>dude… are you going to be able to handle that? Late pm classes truely suck, i had one that went from 7:15 pm to 10pm O.O</p>
<p>But… it looks like none of them are more then 2hours.</p>
<p>Though i’m not one to talk, my schedule for this fall is:</p>
<p>monday</p>
<p>inttermediant japanese 4:30ish - 7:00ish</p>
<p>tues:</p>
<p>english class 8am - 9:15am</p>
<p>intro to philosophy 4:30ish - 7ish</p>
<p>wed:</p>
<p>archeological teqnices (sp fail) 10:45 - 1:30</p>
<p>same japanese class as on monday</p>
<p>Thurs:</p>
<p>same english</p>
<p>intro to cultural anthropology 4:30ish - 7:00ish</p>
<p>Friday:</p>
<p>nothing :3</p>
<h2>total = 17 credits</h2>
<p>anywho, its not like you can’t drop a class if it gets to be to much, just know where all the classes are before hand (get there a few minutes early) so you aren’t running around trying to find it.</p>
<p>Thanks for the responses.</p>
<p>I really have little to no choice about taking those late evening classes. They’re definitely not going to be my favorite, but it’s a time that I probably would have been doing homework. I figured that I’ll give it a try this semester at least. Then next semester I’ll schedule my classes all in the morning. :)</p>
<p>Ice dragon, dang, that looks like a nice schedule! I envy those who have no Friday classes!</p>
<p>lol I know what school the OP is going to. =)</p>
<p>That’s the standard load for engineering, it may be tough, depending on the person, but there’s not much you can do about it.</p>
<p>Engineering’s tough, but that’s why God invented alcohol.</p>