<p>I got down
Chem 4a 4 units
Chem C96 1 unit
Math 1a 4 units
English r1a 4 units
Sociology 3ac 4 units </p>
<p>total 17 units.
Is this load too much..? or it should be fine.
Also which classes should i first sign up for? ><</p>
<p>I think it’s too much - Chem 4A is pretty hard, as well as English R1A. Put that with Math 1A and I think that’s a full load.</p>
<p>Yes, drop the sociology. You are going to be very busy with the classes above.</p>
<p>gah.. then i would only have 13 units..</p>
<p>take a decal or seminar or a 2 unit course. international area studies 20 covers intl studies breadth and its P/NP only.</p>
<p>hmm cause i wanna finish up my american cultures requirement..
Also what’s offered @ summer school..? would that be a good time to catch up on some credits~</p>
<p>Intl Studies breadth… hmm do i even need that for College of chemistry? i don’t really know our requirements yet… ><</p>
<p>By pass/no pass.. that has no effect on gpa right?</p>
<p>I don’t think 17 is too much…it’s what CoC recommends…to get English & breadth out of the way…</p>
<p>Certainly, you can taking an AC course during summer school at some time in the next four years. You could probably even do it at a community college if you can find one with a trasnferrable course. Overloading yourself your first semester isn’t advisable, especially since Chem 4A is so difficult.</p>
<p>You can always sign up for a course and then drop it later if you can’t handle it. Or you can take it P/NP.</p>
<p>What do you mean by take it P/NP. Do all classes have that option? What’s the difference besides having a grade or no grade..?
I’m getting mixed responses >< lol
I think I’ll try 17 units.. I’ll evaluate myself in a couple weeks..and go on from there. Deciding to Add/Drop. How long do I have again to add/drop a course? 2 or 3 weeks or so?</p>
<p>Uh oh…I also was going to take 17 units…</p>
<p>Chem 4A
ChemE C96
Math 53 (depending on AP score)
English R1A
History 7A</p>
<p>rofl…'cause the CoC announcement suggested 17 units for fall semester of freshmen year. Well, to the OP, we’ll get advice at CalSO anyway..</p>
<p>hah yea.. You’re going to CalSo Today right?</p>
<p>Yeah, the 20th and 21st. Maybe I’ll see you there! :O</p>
<p>haha yeaa o.O</p>
<p>…not like I would know it’s you or you would know I’m me..haha ^____^</p>
<p>P/NP doesn’t affect your GPA. However, if you’re applying to law school, the admissions council apparently treats and calculates a NP as a F and a P as neutral according to my advisor.</p>