My Scedule, Need Feedback

[Wes1015]

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Well It's My First Year, And Im currently Taking

Chem W/ Lab
Anatomy
Biology Lab
Pre- Calculus
English

Im Trying To Take All The Classes That Are The Majority Of The PCAT

Any Ideas Of What Courses I Should Take Next Semester?

Im Debating On What I Should Take Next Semester Or In The Summer

 

[kampungboy]

take physics,
economics,
chemistry,
biology,
calculus

next semester

 

[deleted205891]

anatomy along with bio lab? Something doesn't add up.
Why aren't you taking bio with bio lab?

Otherwise it looks alright. Anatomy can be a hard class, but I think you'll manage.

 

[PharmD321]

anatomy along with bio lab? Something doesn't add up.
Why aren't you taking bio with bio lab?

Otherwise it looks alright. Anatomy can be a hard class, but I think you'll manage.

I am in my first year and I totally agree with bacillus. Why arent you taking regular biology? the lab is suppose to be with the regular class.

I have a very different schedule than yours. I am actually doing this:

Fall Semester:

introduction to chemistry
british/american literature
Core Composition 1

Spring Semester:

General Chemistry 1 with lab
General Biology 1 with lab
Core Composition 2
College Algebra

Summer:

Pre Calculus
Legal and Ethical Environments of Business (elective required for minor in law)

Do you think this is enough for the first year and in correct order?? I personally think Anatomy isnt a good idea to take in first year. Isn't it way too hard to do anatomy without finishing chem and bio?

 

[uop4pharm]

Isn't General Biology a pre-requisite for anatomy?

 

[PharmD321]

Isn't General Biology a pre-requisite for anatomy?

It has to be. I looked it up in my school and here is proof that Anatomy is not what you should take in your first year:

http://www.uchsc.edu/sop/pharmd/7.Admissions/3.Pre-Pharmacy_Coursework/index.html

It says that it is not recommended to take it first year but to take it in second year spring semester or fall of third year.