<p>Well since I wont be taking writing seminar freshman year, I am taking beginner swimming, multi 1920, they gave me 2090 for chem (but i got a 5 in ap chem), intro engineering. This only adds up to 12 credits o-o. So can you guys recommend me some classes to take. I am in the engineering school going for a pre-med track.</p>
<p>A liberal arts class. Or comp sci. I’m taking both comp sci and an engineering intro class.</p>
<p>Stay in chem 2090, unless you want to do chemical engineering or materials engineering, then switch to Chem 2150. You need chem for pre-med</p>
<p>You can take biology, if you want to get some pre-med requirements out of the way.</p>
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<p>What if I got a 5 in biology? Can I skip it?</p>
<p>Well, if you’re pre-med, medical schools generally don’t want you skipping introductory biology courses. I think there’s a session for pre-med students around orientation time actually.</p>
<p>@Ones: If you decide to skip intro bio, then I would suggest taking other bio classes later on. You will need to take a bio lab course such as microbio or biochem or genetics. You should also look at taking biochem, microbio, genetics, or any other advanced bio class to fulfill pre-med requirements. I would also listen to Islander4 and attend the pre-med orientation. The HCEC staff at Cornell is very knowledgeable and helpful.</p>
<p>if ur premed you’ll need 1 year of English. Why not fill that with the FWS?</p>