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I'm a college freshman and for my first semester I have the following scheduled: College Chemistry
General Chemistry Lab
Biological Concepts: Ecology, Evolution, and Genetics
Calculus I
Biochemistry/Chemistry Seminar I'm at 15 credit hours at the moment and I already have my English credits. I was thinking of adding an easier class... Thoughts?
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Relativity
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If you think you can handle it, then go for it.
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xicheeto
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even if its an easier class it adds to your schedule. it just depends on what you feel most comfortable with.
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ManicD
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I think yoru gonna have fun with that as it is, leave it as that
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That is the thing, I don't know if I can handle it. My dad told me not to stack up during my first semester, because I have to get used to everything...but it seems like a waste of time if I don't.
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15 is a fairly standard credit load if you're completing a BA in four years, so I wouldn't worry about taking more just yet. Perhaps once you've had time not only to adjust, but to solidify your GPA and find your place on campus, you can take a heavier load. But unless your major/degree is highly rigid and sequential, and not adding another class will delay graduation, you're golden for now.
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TigressaLynnMae
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I would suggest adding a 3 credit course, that way, if you have to drop, you don't lose.
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MrIndigo
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if you think you need it, then go for it. That doesn't look like that heavy of a load.
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bryce101
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if u do 15 creds a semester, ull graduate in 4 years. i took 13 creds my first and 12 my second so i could get a good gpa and get used to school.. now next year im taking 17 creds.. i think i can handle it because im used to school and know what to expect. first semester i was freaking out about everything, so i dont think a lot is good
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if u do 15 creds a semester, ull graduate in 4 years
