<p>I had AP Chem, Biology, Calculus, Euro, Lit, and Honors Anatomy and Physiology (this was actually harder than the most recent human physiology classes at Emory. My school was smart enough to not give simple multiple choice exams. We actually had to problem solve and do lab practicals. The course rigor was midway between HP and Comparative anatomy at Emory. The other classes except calculus were likely easier than than the medium level instructors for the counterparts at Emory, so take that as you will), 1 project lead the way engineering course, and a random elective. i did fine…And yes, that dorm will be open. Not like it matters. All the freshman dorms will be pretty good by time you get here. Turman, Hamilton, Longstreet, “R”, and Few and Evans are essentially equal. Alabama and Dobbs will have been both significantly renovated and also just generally have more character than the new dorms. Alabama has fairly large rooms too, so may actually end up being a better version of Dobbs after this summer’s renovation. You can’t go wrong. The newest is not always the best. It can be nice but boring as Hell. For example, if I were a freshman, I would prefer Harris or Dobbs post-renovation over many of the newest dorms simply because they have more of a community spirit and are generally more fun). </p>