Anything wrong with this sequence of courses?

JonJon13926
Mon, 24 Dec 2012 01:28:03 +0000

I’m about to start my third semester at the community college this Spring. I’m a little behind most people, since I didn’t graduate high school. Nevertheless, most of the courses I’ve taken/will take satisfy core requirements at the University I will be at next Fall.

I’ve been looking through some University webpages trying to plan out my first two semesters there. This is what I’ve decided to do. Does they seem pretty average?

Fall Semester - 1st semester at the University:

Intro to Visual Art
Intro to Philosophy - Modern Period
Precalculus with Science Applications
Chemistry 1
Chemistry Lab 1
Intro to Engineering

^The reason I feel like this will be a somewhat easy semester is because A. I’m getting ready to take General Chemistry at the CC and B. I did pretty well in Algebra and am self teaching trig, which is proving to also be really easy. That makes me believe I’ll do really well in precalc and chemistry at the University; Art seems like a given; Not sure about the other two, but I do pretty well at studying and managing my time.

Spring Semester - 2nd Semester at the University:

Calculus 1
Engineering Computations
Engineering Economy
Chemistry 2
Chemistry Lab 2

Not sure how easy/difficult this semester will be. Again, I’m relying on my study habits and time management skills. I made sure there were no prerequisite issues, and I found none.

So what do you guys think?