<p>What would be a typical freshmen biosci schedule. like what would they take in fall quarter, then winter, then fall.</p>
<p>With Humanities Core:
Fall:
HumCore (8 Units)
Bio 93 (4 Units)
Chem 1A (4 Units)</p>
<p>Winter:
HumCore (8 Units)
Bio 94 (4 Units)
Chem 1B (4 Units)</p>
<p>Spring:
HumCore (8 Units)
Chem 1C (4 Units)
Elective/GE (4 Units)</p>
<p>If your not taking HumCore then you can replace it with Writing 39B(4 Units), Writing 39C(4 Units) and GEs as needed.</p>
<p>^^ add Bio 2B (2 units, P/NP) to Spring quarter and Chem 1LB (2 units) and Chem 1LC (2 units) to Winter and Spring quarter respectively.</p>
<p>would it be able to take a foreign language all 3 quarters?</p>
<p>Don’t forget math in the mix!</p>
<p>I’m not too sure about the foreign language, you might be able to if you are finished with math already… or you want to put math off…</p>
<p>Oh yea I forgot lab for Winter/Spring quarter.</p>
<p>In terms of math, you don’t need to take it until sophomore year. Humcore, Bio, Chem, Chem Lab is already 18 units, so you would be unable to take math. </p>
<p>A foreign language would be tricky/impossible with HumCore, but if you were taking the writing 39B-39C series then it would be possible. Language courses are generally 5 units.</p>
<p>whats the difference with Humcore and writing?</p>
<p><a href=“EEE+ Home | UCI”>EEE+ Home | UCI;
Humanities Core tends to have a larger workload. But the benefits are pretty good considering you get rid of the Lower-Division Writing requirements along with a few other general education courses. It’s supposed to be a lot more challenging than most courses and it gets tough if you take many other courses along with it. </p>
<p>[UCI</a> Lower-Division Writing](<a href=“http://www.writing.uci.edu/ldw.html]UCI”>http://www.writing.uci.edu/ldw.html)
People tend to take Writing as opposed to Hum Core. To fulfill the lower-division writing requirement, one must take Writing 39B and 39C before their junior year. Compared to the workload of Hum Core, I personally think that Writing is easier because it is only 4 units compared to the 8 which in turn does not require as much work as Hum Core. Writing tends to be the more popular option and it is definitely challenging to get a writing class depending on your class standing.</p>
<p>I’m currently on the process of completing my lower-division writing requirements. I think that the writing classes are more fun because they involve different themes (zombies, Harry Potter, etc.) whereas Hum Core base their works classical literature novels and stuff like that.</p>