<p>Hi everyone I'm a physics student in A&S who wants to transfer into and hopefully double major in the college of engineering (engineering physics and EE or ME).</p>
<p>I've estimated the credits and it appears it will be an extremely tight schedule - with conservative AP estimates I need around 160 credits which is just barely doable if i take 20 credits for 8 semesters... </p>
<p>My current schedule is
Intro to CS using Java
Physics 1116 (Honors) - I almost certainly placed out of Phys I but I really want to take this course
MV Calculus for Engrs
ENGRI
FWS
Phys Ed </p>
<p>but this is 18 credits, and I want to stay on track for my program so I may need another course. Since I don't have the prereqs to go further down the Eng. courses I figure I can squeeze in a liberal arts distribution course. However because of my AP credits I probably need to look at the 2000 level courses. HOWEVER I don't want to pick a course that is too hard/too consuming that will tank my GPA because then my transfer to the College of Engineering will be in danger... </p>
<p>Can anyone recommend some easier 2000 Liberal Studies courses or a website/resource that ranks them?
(i have already French, Euro Hist, US Hist, Macroecon: FL, HA, HA, SBA and am most interested in KCM or SBA) Unfortunately I would be willing to tank my GPA for mandarin (since i know a fair amount already) but I cant start in a 2000 lvl course</p>