<p>college writing r1a (6 units)
econ 1 (4 units)
math 53 (4 units)
chinese 10ax (3 units)</p>
<p>will this be too much work for an incoming freshman?
i took the chinese placement test and it said i should start with 10bx, but they don't offer that first semester hence chinese 10ax. by taking 10ax it might help me transition into 10bx better. but if this workload is too much, im willing to drop chinese. </p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>I don't think they would recommend Econ 1 your first semester. I can't remember the reasoning, but you might want to check something else out.</p>
<p>If you take Chinese10AX P/NP, I don't think that's a horrible schedule. Ambitious, certainly, but not impossible.</p>
<p>Remember, though, you're going to be doing a lot of stuff outside of studying, and if you want to maintain a good GPA with a hard schedule on top of all the first-semester-freshmen activities (finding clubs, making new friends, etc), you're going to have to really manage your time well. There's only 24 hours in the day, after all.</p>
<p>college writing r1a (6 units)
Is this course for those people that did not pass the UC entry Level writing??</p>
<p>SIX units? I had no idea there was a six unit class. Umm, I don't have any real advice, but that seems crazy (a six unit course, not your schedule in particular).</p>
<p>howd you manage to get chinese as a class? im trying to get in but all the spots are filled...=(</p>
<p>yeah, the college writing r1a class is for people who didn't pass the uc entry level writing requirement. </p>
<p>ballblazer_1: i haven't signed up for chinese10ax yet. and yeah, apparently, they're all filled. if you want to take the class, just go on the waitlist.</p>
<p>why is it six units? is there lot of work?</p>
<p>Why does the online schedule still show all the Chinese 1AX classes as open? Am I missing something about how to read that thing?</p>
<p>Exscienciatri: For certain classes (language classes, especially), there are prereqs to being allowed to take the class (must be declared in a certain major, must have taken pre-req classes, etc). In the case of language classes, you must take a placement test before you can be admitted into the class. All those kids on the waitlist are folks who haven't taken the placement test yet.</p>
<p>Thanks for clearing that up!</p>
<p>can someone offer me feedback, same question:</p>
<p>Physics 7a
Math 53
(those two are going to be killer, I think)
Film Studies R1a
Music 27 or Astro 10 or Music 26 AC
Bioeng. 24 (seminar)</p>