<p>I keep reading things that mention I need to complete "Preview Prep" before I go to preview, but I can't figure ut what it is. There are a couple of links to it online but they don't work, so they must be from previous years..</p>
<p>At Preview you’ll make your schedule and register for next fall. Take the placement exams for math/chem and go through the college catalog (on-line) and see what courses you’d like to take. Depending on APs etc you may or may not have to get gen ed requirements.</p>
<p>I think you can see what is required for you to do before you get to Preview by logging in to your UF ISIS account.</p>
<p>So we take college placement exams at preview?</p>
<p>No, you need to go on ISIS and take them before preview…but I think it is only for Calculus and Chemistry</p>
<p>It is to see what level you are prepared for, and there is a certain score you need to get to register for Mac2311 or CHEM 2045</p>
<p>Oh okay. I’m assuming I’ll be taking both since I will have taken both Precalc and Trig by end of senior year, and my major is Pre-Med. That’s just awesome lol -_-</p>
<p>So many people start out pre-med…including me( really biology since pre-med is not a major)…and most take Mac2311(calculus) and Chem2045 the first semester, but you can not register for them if you do not get the scores.</p>
<p>My understanding is after taking these classes, many change to a different field of study…they can be very difficult classes. I am immediately going to sign up for the gold study edge so I, hopefully, start off on the right track</p>
<p>I am in Calculus now and my teacher thinks I will most likely get a 4 or 5 on the AP exam, so I am kind of at odds on what to register for…Does anyone with experience think I should register for Stats…or should I retake Calc???</p>
<p>Well I didn’t take stats in a college class, but I took it as an AP class so it is essentially at the same level. I found stats awful and a lot harder than any other math I’ve ever taken. But some people do really well in it; it just depends on the person. If you’re better memorizing formulas and problems with a lot of steps versus the logical/abstract thinking in algebra, then you should do well in stats.
If it was me, I would take calc. But who knows, you very well might really like stats!</p>