<p>calidan,
Why not pursue the area you are most interested in and/or enjoy the most? If you don't yet know, why not take classes in both humanities and the sciences until you have a clearer direction? I may be old-fashioned, but it seems there are so many discussions on CC on grades: how so-and-so didn't work and got good grades, what strategy to get good grades, etc. and there are very few discussions regarding learning anything. Have we created a generation of test-takers and grade wh**res? What ever happened to studying something that you are interested in and enjoy? </p>
<p>As for the number of students in classes at CAL, I think that across the board introductory courses will be large with smaller sections and more advanced classes will more likely have smaller enrollment numbers.</p>