<p>@tawe141 Department allows it (students do it all the time. They either start in a 221 section or switch into a 222 section as opposed to continuing to 222-Z)…They just don’t advertise it and website is vague and does not count for exceptions. Contact Dr. Soria about a potential spot in his lab and lecture section. Are you pre-med? Soria will allow you into 226-L (which is much cooler and less stressful than 221-L) if you aren’t pre-med (lab is specifically geared toward those who want to build skills for graduate studies in science. 221-L is a standard cookbook lab for the pre-health crowd. It’s done well, but it’s a cookbook lab and is not really for intellectual development). </p>
<p>And feel free to probe more: Chemistry and biology at Emory is my specialty and I’m still involved with it…which is how I know so much.</p>