<p>A couple questions mostly related to scheduling, thanks in advance to anyone who can help!</p>
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<li><p>If one comes in with AP credit for Calc BC, Stats and Micro/Macro, is there any value to taking Calc 104, Stat 101, or Econ 10 (/Fnce 103)? I'm worried that there will be gaps that will come back to bite me later on, but I'd also like to have the freedom in my schedule (see below...). Also, if I don't take the above classes, will it be hard to get back into everything when I take BPUB 250, Stat 102 or Math 114/5?</p></li>
<li><p>Does anyone have experience with combining Huntsman and BFS/JWS? I was told there are some current upperclassmen in both, and I know at least one CC member who frequents the Penn boards is in M&T and BFS/JWS, so hopefully I can get some insight here :). Basically, just wondering how easy or difficult it is fulfill the requirements of both programs (plus all the other requirements) without taking like, 6 classes every single semester. And if one will hypothetically have a varsity athletic commitment on top of that, would that be completely insane?</p></li>
<li><p>One of the things that stood out when I visited Huntsman was how the class really worked together--they told me stories about studying for Econ 10 midterms in groups and everyone's grades going up, etc. Would being in different classes (the JWS sections of a bunch of things...like Fnce 103 vs Econ 10) and thus losing the benefit of the team-studying make learning everything significantly more difficult? </p></li>
<li><p>On a related note, do the JWS kids typically end up taking a good amount of the same classes together, forming study groups, etc?</p></li>
<li><p>Is Math 114 worth taking? I'm not super into math, but I don't mind it. Is it used at all in any of the Wharton classes? I've heard you don't really need beyond 104. They recommend you take it for JWS, but it's not required. I guess I'd say that if it doesn't come up later, I'd prefer the free space in my schedule to fit some of the other requirements (or maybe take an elective! Gasp!). Oh wait, what about Math 115, would that more interesting/useful?</p></li>
<li><p>Currently, I know for sure I'll be taking these classes first semester:
Mgmt 100
Hist 107
One upper-level Spanish class</p></li>
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<p>And these classes second semester:
BPUB 250
Another upper-level spanish class</p>
<p>I have two more classes to fill in for first sem and three for second. Technically, I can take six, but I'd prefer to have some semblance of a social life as I adjust. I will take a writing seminar one of the two semesters. Depending on what I decide about the first question, I could fill in the first sem with Calc 104 and Econ 10, or not. If I don't take Calc 104, I could take 114/5 in its place, or not (again). I should also take one BFS course (hopefully fulfilling a sector requirement), then I was hoping to start some of the Wharton fundamentals. Do the (tentative) schedules below look okay?</p>
<p>Mgmt 100
Hist 107
Span 2__
Fnce 103
Writing Seminar</p>
<p>BPUB 250
Span 2__
BFS Seminar
Mktg, Fnce, or Mgmt 101
Stat 102</p>
<p>Sorry for this epically long set of questions, and thanks again to anyone who can shed some light on any of them!</p>