Classes question

[goutamk]

<p>So if I take intro to chemistry my freshman year, what chemistry can I take sophomore year and if I do take it sophomore year, does that mean I have to take another science class?</p>

[AndrewL]

<p>It’s by quarters, not years.</p>

[Radishrp]

<p>So if I take intro to chemistry my freshman year, what chemistry can I take sophomore year?</p>

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<p>There are many chemistry courses you can take, such as organic chemsitry, general chemistry, basic chem. Check your college for courses that will satisfy your major/class requirements.</p>
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<p>if I do take it sophomore year, does that mean I have to take another science class?</p>

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<p>No, you do not, unless your major or GEs require more than one year of science classes. You can take 4 or more sciences classes at once, or even none, in the same year. Just keep in mind classes fill up and how much you will have to study.</p>
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[adl0816]

<p>Are you a science major? If so, then you’ll most likely be taking the general chemistry sequence your 1st year (Chem 6 series) and then organic chemistry your 2nd year (Chem 140 series)</p>

[ucsdlee]

<p>the department websites for your major has a 4-year plan for students–it has all the classes in.
but i reckon most dont follow the plan to a tee…because…well. there’s room to move around the time at which you take the courses.</p>

<p>for example, the chem dept. [UCSD</a> Chemistry & Biochemistry - Academic Programs](<a href=“http://www-chem.ucsd.edu/academic/Ugrad/]UCSD”>http://www-chem.ucsd.edu/academic/Ugrad/)
under “requirements for the major and minor”
those link will show you.</p>