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I'm about to register for my next quarter's classes and most are already full, (horrible registration time). After looking at what classes are still open and interesting to me, I've found a graduate school class on immunology. I have the required pre-requisites for it and the class sounds exactly like what I'm interested in. I'm pretty sure I can get into the class, (with instructor permission), but I'm wondering if I would be in over my head.
How demanding are graduate school science classes, (research seminars in particular), compared to upper level undergraduate science classes? I've done well in my undergrad. classes and have a solid understanding of immunology; however, I've never been in a research seminar class. If I don't end up taking the class, I'll audit it anyways.
Should I go ahead and try it out, or just stick to undergraduate classes?
How demanding are graduate school science classes, (research seminars in particular), compared to upper level undergraduate science classes? I've done well in my undergrad. classes and have a solid understanding of immunology; however, I've never been in a research seminar class. If I don't end up taking the class, I'll audit it anyways.
Should I go ahead and try it out, or just stick to undergraduate classes?