<p>I am just trying to finish my scheduling for this semester (I am a freshman) and would be really grateful if someone could take a look at it as I am afraid that it might seem too light. I am going to take Bio11 (3), Educ 195B (3), Hist5 (4), MCellBi 61 (3) and L&S 5 (1) seminar, which is 14 units in total. I will also have 2 or 3 units for research. I saw that many people here are taking at least 15 units of actual classes and am a bit worried if this schedule is fine.</p>
<p>Educ 195B is actually 4 units, as there is 1 unit P/NP. Also that class takes about 4hrs/week of tutoring time at a local elementary school + 3 hrs of prep work etc. So it should be pretty time consuming :)</p>
<p>thanks for opinions! I’m going to major in Psychology with minor in Edu, so I hope that there won’t be that many hard classes to be piled up (?). The issue is that while I tried to get to some upper-division Psych classes, it seems really next to impossible… but hopefully it will somehow disperse all over :)</p>
<p>yes, I know… the reason why it is so tough to get to UD classes, but since I do not see quite a point of taking classes I won’t need (and do not want) to take and from time scheduling reasons could not fit in any more psych prerequisites, it would not seem as that of a crazy idea given that some of them would be related to my research… anyway, with psych major, do you think that I am going to have lots of hard classes piled up later?</p>
<p>If you get all of your pre reqs out of the way, then the remaining upper divs should be easy. As a a matter of fact, I’m currently finding it difficult to get to 13 units.</p>
<p>EDIT: I would also advice against psych, unless you really love it and plan on going to grad school.</p>