<p>classes i'm taking this fall:
chem 1a (4 units) w Stacy
comparative lit R1A (4 units) w Inciarte
poli sci 2 (4 units) w Price
sociology 1 (4 units) w Swidler</p>
<p>is this a manageable workload? do you think i can squeeze in a 1 unit seminar or is this enough already? </p>
<p>oh by the way i'm premed/public health or socio major</p>
<p>Seminar? Are you already enrolled? If not, there's almost no chance that you are getting into one this late in Phase II.</p>
<p>Hi, I'm entering in the fall as well. I hope you can read fast, because I hear pol sci 2 has a lot of reading and i'm pretty sure comparative literature would be at least some one heavy on reading just because it's literature. You'll probably be reading a lot for sociology too, but maybe you'll get a teacher who just goes through it all in lecture. You should get the names of all your teachers, and go to ratemyprofessors.com to see how much work they assign. Also, I would check which books you have to buy for these classes (especially literature) to see if you've read any of them before. If you've read a lot of them before, it'll be an easier class. But in the end, it all depends on how smart you are and how willing you are to not have a life outside of school.</p>
<p>all these posts about courseload make me feel better about having above the 13-14 units recommended for freshmen XD</p>
<p>PoliSci 2 with Price is the easiest class EVER, I have all the books if anyone wants them for cheap and I can tell you what the class is all about. PM Me.</p>