I'm planning on taking:
Gen Phys, Gen Chem, Intro Stats (only did precalculus, my major requires stats so I'm doing that), and a public health course (my major). 14 credits total.
I think it should be doable with my good study skills, I'm destroying gen bio 1 this summer getting A's on every exam and I should continue that with Gen Bio 2 in a month.
I utilize rate my professor all the time and I won't take a class with a professor unless I absolutely have to.
From what I have read, Chem is going to be easy, physics a pain, stat is up in the air (no staff listed yet, but I hope its the good guy), and my PBH people are great.
I do believe this is a "you can do it!" post, but I want to hear some people if they have had experiences with this stuff before.
My plan was to knock out gen chem 1, gen phys 1 this fall then finish both sequences in spring with two public health courses. Organic chem in the summer (maybe, might wait until fall/spring), few more biology and public health courses in fall 2016 graduate hopefully spring 2017.
Thanks! <3
Gen Phys, Gen Chem, Intro Stats (only did precalculus, my major requires stats so I'm doing that), and a public health course (my major). 14 credits total.
I think it should be doable with my good study skills, I'm destroying gen bio 1 this summer getting A's on every exam and I should continue that with Gen Bio 2 in a month.
I utilize rate my professor all the time and I won't take a class with a professor unless I absolutely have to.
From what I have read, Chem is going to be easy, physics a pain, stat is up in the air (no staff listed yet, but I hope its the good guy), and my PBH people are great.
I do believe this is a "you can do it!" post, but I want to hear some people if they have had experiences with this stuff before.
My plan was to knock out gen chem 1, gen phys 1 this fall then finish both sequences in spring with two public health courses. Organic chem in the summer (maybe, might wait until fall/spring), few more biology and public health courses in fall 2016 graduate hopefully spring 2017.
Thanks! <3