<p>the LS series is the Life Science series... theres LS 1,2,3 and 4.
I forgot which one is which, but the series includes evolution, tissues&organs and genetics i think.</p>
<p>i passed biology ap test, but only with a three...................so i don't if i should take the credit or take the class????????????, also i didn't meet the english requirement so what class would i have to take..............</p>
<p>i know, biology major, was a longer word, so i used pre med.............
i have read enough anti "premed" posts, i dodn't know why i still used that very word..............</p>
<p>I'm doing LS 1. But that's cuz I met all the math requirement and English req. Plus I have credit for chem 20 A (although I might retatke it). Quick question, do people usually take LS 2, 3, & 4 in sequential quarters, or are there ppl that say take LS 2 in the winter quarter and then take LS 3 in the fall quarter?</p>
<p>They don't even give credit for AP Bio..................................... Anyways. what english requirement???????????? Writing I? Then EngComp3.</p>
<p>many of the sophmores I met skip around when taking the LS series. You can take any class anytime you want, as long as you meet the requirements.</p>
<p>I don't know how LS 1 will really be like until I take the midterm, which is this friday -> :eek:! But the teacher seems chill. She reminds me of a teddy bear! :)</p>
<p>hmm ok keep me posted after the midterm. i'm curious how LS1 is, especially in an accelerated summer class. philosophy isnt too bad right now, hardly any reading, but i have my midterm this week too so i'll let you know.</p>
<p>english req the 680 on SAT or pass the AP exam, or the pass the AWPE, i didn't meet that, so i am gonna have to takea lower level english, i don't know which one though.</p>
<p>also, do htey help you chose clases at orientation??????? or do we have to fend for ourselves.....</p>
<p>If you haven't satisfied your entry level english requirement, you are required "to enroll in either English Composition A or 2 (determined by performance on the Analytical Writing Placement Examination) or 2I (determined by performance on both the Analytical Writing Placement Examination and English as a Second Language Placement Examination) as early as possible during their first year in residence. Each course must be taken for a letter grade and passed with a grade of C or better. Students receiving a final grade of C− or less must repeat the course during their next term in residence. Satisfaction of the Entry-Level Writing requirement is a requisite to English Composition 3 and all subsequent English courses."</p>
<p>oh thats all right then............... no wonder i didn't see any questions about classes...................</p>
<p>i just thought because, you know how high school teachers and counselars says that you gotta do everything on your own... that's why i was kinda nervous.......... </p>