Courses for the Spring

[EthiopFighter]

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Greetings everyone, I am currently a sophomore and a chemistry major. I have been thinking of switching to biology mainly because of the calculus based physics requirement. The professors for calculus based physics 2 are not good. I do want to take the upper level chemistry classes but I dont want to risk my GPA getting hit hard. My question deals with my course schedule for the spring. I am taking organic chemistry 2/ lab, algebra based physics I/lab, and cell biology. I have thought of taking quantitative analytical chemistry instead of cell biology. Is this a good decision? I also have one more slot to fill. Thank you for your help.

 

[dreamadream]

Greetings everyone, I am currently a sophomore and a chemistry major. I have been thinking of switching to biology mainly because of the calculus based physics requirement. The professors for calculus based physics 2 are not good. I do want to take the upper level chemistry classes but I dont want to risk my GPA getting hit hard. My question deals with my course schedule for the spring. I am taking organic chemistry 2/ lab, algebra based physics I/lab, and cell biology. I have thought of taking quantitative analytical chemistry instead of cell biology. Is this a good decision? I also have one more slot to fill. Thank you for your help.

Taking Org Chem, Physics and Cell Bio at once is a lot(depending on the person) but if you have doubts about the rigor take a lighter class instead of three difficult classes at once, do you have anymore general education credits to fulfill?

 

[EthiopFighter]

I have no general education credits left to fulfill. However, I have thought of doing research for credit. What is your thought of taking quant instead of cell biology?

 

[deleted393595]

Greetings everyone, I am currently a sophomore and a chemistry major. I have been thinking of switching to biology mainly because of the calculus based physics requirement. The professors for calculus based physics 2 are not good. I do want to take the upper level chemistry classes but I dont want to risk my GPA getting hit hard. My question deals with my course schedule for the spring. I am taking organic chemistry 2/ lab, algebra based physics I/lab, and cell biology. I have thought of taking quantitative analytical chemistry instead of cell biology. Is this a good decision? I also have one more slot to fill. Thank you for your help.

Med schools don't care about your major, so you'll be fine!

Quant's pretty much a blowoff class, so you'll be ok.

 

[EthiopFighter]

Interesting, that you would say that quant is a blowoff class. Lecture component doesn't seem bad, but the lab on the other hand