so what classes are you taking this fall?

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gen chem + lab
gen physics + lab
calculus 2
intro to spanish
freshman seminar</p>

<p>17 credits</p>

<p>I think this schedule will be really hard, any advice?

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<p>I’ve only taken one of those classes, but I’ve heard chemistry is really hard. I imagine it’s tough to take the two sciences at once, especially with labs involved and especially with calculus. But if math and science are your thing that might not be bad for you at all!</p>

<p>I took my first semester of Spanish last year and loved it! It’s fun to learn another language.</p>

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<p>Rising Sophomore, Communications major:</p>

<p>College Algebra
Intro. To Biology I
World Literature to 1650
Beginning Spanish II
Intro. To Film</p>

<p>I’m only really looking forward to the last two. World lit. might not be as bad as I fear because I need to read more. I’m dreading biology and college algebra. Are those classes really that bad?</p>

<p>Basically I’m just getting more general education credits done and next semester I’ll be doing communication classes. I’ll probably throw an hour of radio practicum in here, though :D</p>

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<p>Finally got a schedule after much hassle and re-hassle</p>

<p>-Calc III
-Physics I and lab
-Comp. Algorithms
-intro to Mechanical Engineering
-intro to electrical engineering

  • Artificial Intelligence </p>

<p>I might drop EE. I don’t know yet.</p>

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<p>Nature & Politics of Proverbs (WLIT)
Democratic Theory (POLS)
Survey of German Lit to 1830 (GERM)
Expository Writing (GERM)
Politics & The Media (POLS)
Intro to Race & Ethnic Lit Studies (ENG)</p>

<p>Eh.</p>

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<p>havent registered yet but i plan.</p>

<p>physics 2, 3 cr
phy2 lab, 1 cr
Analytical Methods in Electrical Engineering , 3 cr
Programming for CIS majors ,3 cr
Technical writing, 3 cr</p>

<p>total:13 cr</p>

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<p>eh, if you’re a science major, get used to it, cause it’s a lot easier than later semesters for a math/science major…</p>

<p>just don’t fall behind in calc. i TAed calc2 last semester and people would always focus on their chem/bio premed stuff then start panicking 2 days before the calc exam. and make sure you remember basic high school algebra… by the time series roll around, there’s no point in learning the different tests if you don’t know that 5^(2n) = 25^n</p>

<p>and umm… junior math major taking number theory + independent study, real analysis, russian history to 1692, dostoevsky, and looking for a 5th class, possibly german200 (17 credits without a 5th class)</p>

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<p>transfer student!</p>

<p>sociology of medicine & healthcare
general psychology (mine didn’t transfer … :-|)
health psychology
nurition and health
transfer seminar </p>

<p>I’ll drop either soc or health psych depending on what my math placement is and what’s available!</p>

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<p>Freshman (Projected) First quarter Math Major</p>

<p>Math 32B (Calculus of Several Variables, 2nd quarter of the class)
PIC 10A (Intro C++)
Physics 1A (Intro Physics for Physical Science Majors)</p>

<p>14 units</p>

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<p>Sophomore civil engineering major, math minor</p>

<p>Mechanics of Materials
Mechanics of Materials Lab
Civil Engineering Graphics
Environmental Engineering
Linear Algebra & Differential Equations
College Geometry I
Environmental Studies-Humanistic Perspective</p>

<p>18 credits</p>

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<p>Political Science Freshman</p>

<p>-Composition
-Speaker-Audience Communication
-Intro to International Politics
-Introduction to the Ancient World
-Earthquakes and Natural Disasters
-Math</p>

<p>17 credits.</p>

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<p>Evolutionary Biology Sophomore</p>

<p>-Ecology - 3
-Organic Chemistry I - 5
-Physical Anthropology - 3
-Physiology - 3
-Undergraduate Supervised Teaching - 4</p>

<p>18 credits - pretty heavy but not that heavy</p>

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<p>History Honors Seminar
Colonial Latin American History
Italian Literature
Introduction to Philosophy
American Ethnic Studies
Library Science</p>

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<p>Chemistry I 3 credits
Chemistry I Lab 2 Credits
Psychobiology 3 credits
Personality 3 credits
History of Art 2 credits </p>

<p>16 credits Junior Biology/Psychology/PreMEd</p>

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<p>Rising Sophomore:</p>

<p>Summer:
Modern Middle East
Bioethics</p>

<p>Fall:
Biopsych
Abnormal Psych- Honors
Orgo
Intermediate Italian
Trombone Studio
Core Ensembles (ie Symphony Band or Wind Ensemble or Symphony Orchestra…I won’t know for sure until auditions are held in the fall)</p>

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<p>Physics w/calc + Physics Lab
Abnormal Psych
Cognition
Expressive Cultures - Film!! :smiley: might be substituted with stats if I don’t convince my advisor to accept another stats class I already took :(</p>

<p>I am a rising junior.</p>

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<p>Biochem + Biochem lab
Organic Chem
Spanish Elements II
Calc II</p>

<p>Rising Sophomore - Mol. Cell Bio and Spanish double major. Also pre-med</p>

<p>As to chem classes being hard - I’ve found that the main factor determining difficulty (for me, at least) is who you get for professor</p>

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<p>Junior Econ Major (maybe math too)
Econometrics
Advanced Calculus (analysis)
Linguistics
Finance probably
Some other econ class, not sure yet</p>

<p>School doesn’t do credit hours but this is about 15-17.</p>

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<p>History of Rock N Roll
Freshman Seminar on Music in Movies
Intro to Math Modeling
Intermediate German
Intro to Physical Geography
Intro to Weight Training</p>

<p>6 Class, 14 hrs (Seminar and Weight Training worth 1 each, the rest 3)</p>

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<p>Rising Junior[Masters submatriculant; BA Sociology, MA Criminology]</p>

<p>Proseminar in Criminology [Graduate]
Proseminar in Criminal Justice [Graduate]
Senior Thesis Seminar
American Sign Language I
Intro to Decision Theory [PPE]</p>

<p>School doesn’t use credit system, each course is worth 1 course unit</p>

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<p>I’ll be a freshman, so…</p>

<p>Pre-Cal
Honors Seminar
Honors Critical Reading and Writing
Journalism Honors
Introduction to Theatre</p>

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<p>Sophomore History major</p>

<p>Soviet History on Trial
Themes in World History: History and Film
Advanced French I
Intermediate German II
The World of Language I</p>

<p>This is 16 credits or so. I might add an independent study to reflect a research project I’m engaged with, but I might not.</p>