<p>I'm hoping to get a class at Pepper Canyon Hall that ends at 12:20 and my next class is at Humanities and Social Sciences and according to the campus map, it is in Muir and that class begins at 12:30. Is the 10 minute gap a good enough to get from PCH to Muir? I will also have a bike, if that's anything to consider.</p>
<p>Is a 10 minute gap usually okay for any classes in general? Any recommendations?</p>
<p>Thanks =)</p>
<p>10 minutes is usually sufficient between classes, but you won’t make it from Pepper Canyon to HSS/Muir building in 10 unless you speed-walk or bike like mad uphill. you can give the schedule a try the first few days of class, otherwise either try to reschedule or just deal with being a little late (I was 1-2 minutes late everyday to math lecture one quarter and it wasn’t a big deal). </p>
<p>However if you have any kind of discussion that has an effect on your grade, you should explain why you’re late to your TA. If your class in HSS is a humanities or writing discussion you may have to be cautious about being chronically late, since that can impact your grade.</p>
<p>It’s a pretty difficult walk. In my junior year we had 9AM biochem in PCYNH and 10AM pchem in HSS; so many of us were chronically late (and out of breath) to the second class that we persuaded the chemistry department to reschedule the first class to Center Hall instead.</p>
<p>You probably won’t make it in 10 minutes but it’s almost certainly fine being late. If it’s a small class or if you feel like it you can tell the professor that you’ll be a minute or so late every class because of the distance between your classes just so they know you’re not being rude and can expect it. You should be perfectly fine.</p>
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<p>8.38 minutes assuming you walk ~15 min miles.</p>
<p>^^
Pretty sure that just takes into account the distance between two areas and not the terrain/geography between them.</p>
<p>Thats true since it is uphill. But its a good approximation (:</p>