<p>College course decisions aren’t all about planning (especially when you’re a freshman and your major very well might change), but:</p>
<p>From my experience, I would opt out of PE for something else that you can build on. If you’re taking a PE course it won’t help you satisfy pre-req’s for future courses that you might be interested in taking next semester/next year. And it’s not one of those gen eds that would upset you to take 2nd semester senior year when you want to relax, you know?</p>
<p>I try to save the irrelevant, easy general education requirements. Plus, it leaves you something so that they can’t force you to graduate if you want to double-major after you finish all the requirements for your first major.</p>
<p>Introduction to Biological Anthropology
Intro to Bio Anthro Lab
Intro to Archaeology (may change)
The Romans (may change)
Ancient Cities and Urban Development.</p>
<p>Possible Anthro Major. Was thinking “why not pick up a classical civilizations minor” before I realized…I could just as easily pick up a minor that is actually useful, so I’m probably going to change the two classics classes for something more useful like Sociology or something idk.</p>
<p>Also, sophomore haha. </p>
<p>I also need to add a PE or something, Emory requires 3 PE classes…</p>
<p>Knowledge Based Artificial Intelligence
Data Mining and Analysis
Ethics in Computing
Combinatorics
Intro to Statistics
Technical Writing (required… grr)</p>
<p>18 hours</p>
<p>Though I might switch out one of the maths for something more fun… maybe Social Psychology or something…</p>
<p>Freshman, Undecided, University of Oklahoma =]</p>
<p>English Comp I - 3 hours
Introductory Zoology w/ Lab - 5 hours
Italian I - 5 hours
Calculus I - 3 hours
Orientation to the Health Professions - 1 hour</p>
<p>ENGM 244 Applied Behavioral Science
HOD 1700 Systematic Inquiry
MGRL 192 Product Development and Management
SOC 228 Cultural Consumption and Audiences
SOC 270 Human Ecology and Society</p>
<p>That seems really odd for a quite large, prestigious university…Is this link your school’s course catalog: [Course</a> Descriptions by Subject | Emory College of Arts and Sciences](<a href=“Welcome to Emory College.”>Welcome to Emory College.) ?</p>
<p>Because it includes several animal behavior, organismic , parasite, physiology, genetics, and ecology courses. What did you think zoology courses include? =P It seems that Emory simply clumps zoology with biology.</p>
<p>Autumn Quarter:
Chemistry 102: Elementary Chemistry
Chinese 210: Intensive Second Year
Psychology 100: General Psychology</p>
<p>So between Autumn and Summer Quarters, I will be taken about 25 credit hours. If I can’t find a job for the summer, I will add a third summer course and make it 30 creds. :)</p>
<p>Summer 2010 (Session I)
Introduction to Business for Non-Business Majors
Music Cultures of the World
Women, Culture, Difference</p>
<p>Fall 2010
Ways to Civilization
Archaeology of Human Dispersal
Introduction to Economics
Foundations of Computer Science
Introduction to Programming</p>
<p>Accounting Information for Business Decisions II
Elements of Living Systems
Investigations into Living Systems (Lab)
Critical, Reading, Thinking, and Writing
Applied Statistics II
Music Appreciation
= 16 Credits total</p>
<p>Rising sophomore in economics and political science majors at the University of Alabama</p>
<p>Economics 309 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
Economics 470- Intro to Mathematical Economics
Spanish 202
CBH 201 - Undergraduate Research Seminar
Math 301 - Discrete Math
And an Honors Course on Women and Political Leadership</p>