<p>Out of:
History 7B
Poli Sci 2
Legal Studies R1B or another R1B/R5B
ESPM 114</p>
<p>What should I phase I?</p>
<p>November 1st</p>
<p>Econ 1 Olney
Math 55 Vojta
Math 54 Teleman
Statistics 134 Purves</p>
<p>Im thinking stats 134 and econ 1 for phase one? is that correct? Thanks for any help :D</p>
<p>@desperatechaos-You’ll be ok, but you may not get the best section.
@ActuallyActuary-You can phase 2 math 55 and get a good section.</p>
<p>Nov 1st.</p>
<p>Math 1B
CS 61A
Econ 1
Public Policy C103
Math 24 (seminar)</p>
<p>Nov 1st.</p>
<p>Econ 100A
UGBA 10
South Asian R5B
Classics 10B</p>
<p>I know I should phase I UGBA 10 and South Asian R5B, but would I have any chance of getting Econ 100A for phase II?</p>
<p>Nov 1st.
Math 53 Frenkel
Math 1B Aganagic
Demography C175 (c/listed econ C175)
SE Asian 10B</p>
<p>I’m taking:
Math 16B
MCB 41
Bio 1B
Anthro 3AC</p>
<p>My appointment is tomorrow. I’m for sure going to phase I Bio, but should I phase I anthro or math?</p>
<p>Here’s my schedule -
Phase I:
Physics H7B
Physics H7C
Phase II:
Math H113
Math 55
Physics 7C</p>
<p>If I can’t handle H7C, I’ll just drop it and stay in 7C and vice-versa if I can handle H7C. You guys will probably think that’s an impossible schedule and tell me not to do it, but last time I got advice from you guys, I decided to take Math H110, Physics H7A, and three breadths (total of 17 units), and it’s a joke; I’m A+ing all my classes. I wish I had at least taken Math 55 in conjunction, but whatever, at least I had an easy first semester. It will never be that easy again.</p>
<p>My friend is taking Math H110 and Physics H7A right now plus breadths and is doing well, but I’m pretty sure he knows not to take H7B and H7C simultaneously. I think he’s taking H7B H113, and 55, with a breadth. He’s very intelligent, but even he knows that taking 4 technical courses including 3 honors your second semester is a little crazy.</p>
<p>If you do that though, you should probably drop to 7C, as it seems that 7C is much more difficult than the rest of the 7 series, and H7C is probably a little too crazy for that schedule.</p>
<p>I’d suggest taking H7B, H113, 55, and a breadth, instead of taking 7C.</p>
<p>If your friend is taking H110 and H7A right now, I think I know him because there’s only two others I know that are in both of those classes; one of them’s an EECS freshman and the other’s a Physics or Math sophomore (I think). I can always drop to 7C and it’ll be fine in my opinion, which will be my insurance. I only have a couple more breadths to fill, and I can do those ones in the summer and as requirements for my major so I don’t need to do anymore breadths within the school year.
It doesn’t seem all that hard since I know the EECS freshman is taking CS 61A and 61C also and I’m sure he’s doing very well in all four technical classes.</p>
<p>Well I wouldn’t say that 61A and 61C together would be that difficult, because 61A is fairly easy if you’ve had any programming experience before. Right now I really wish I decided to take 61A and 61C this semester, instead of taking 61A and 7C. Personally it seems that 7C is about on par with difficulty as the Honors 7A/B, so I don’t know how H7C will stack up.</p>
<p>I guess it is hard for me to gauge how difficult that will be since right now 70% of my time is devoted to my R&C course (I’m good at writing, it just is a very long process for me) and 7C demands a good amount of time.</p>
<p>I’m an EECS freshman, but I have enough units that I can afford to take 3 technical courses a semester, take almost every upper div EE and CS course, so I’m choosing to take just 3 classes this semester with EE20N, EE40, CS 61C, just so I can take upper divs next fall. That way I can be lazy or I can get a job.</p>
<p>My friends double majoring math/physics, and if that is what you’re doing, then I guess it makes sense to take them that quickly so you can get to graduate level courses.</p>
<p>I think you’ll be fine if you have a good amount of time to focus on those courses, but if I were you I would probably just take H7B, H113, and Math 55, just to have some extra time to have fun.</p>
<p>I have no idea how hard it is to get into physics classes, but atm, physics 7C is already full. When you phase II it, the waitlist <em>might</em> be too big idk.</p>
<p>There is no waitlist for 7C. You just have to enroll in once someone drops it.</p>