Feedback on Freshman Kelley Schedule

OGmudboner
Sat, 07 Jun 2014 03:30:12 +0000

Don’t take X170. Try to focus on taking classes that fulfill requirements and if you still have room pick up some SPH-I classes which include bowling, basketball, volleyball, billiards, ping pong, etc. Personally I would recommend taking FOLK-F 111 instead of FOLK-F 101. Both are an easy A but FOLK-F 111 fulfills both a WC and A&H while F101 does not. For your other gen ed requirements I suggest GEOL-G 104 (N&M credit) and REL-A 250 (another WC & A&H credit filler). My suggested schedule would be this:

BUS-C 106
BUS-K 204
FOLK-F 111
GEOL-G 104
BUS-T 175
KLLC Community Development Class
BUS-A 100

That would be 15.5 credits with two honors course (C106 and K204) and with as smart as you seem this is a very manageable schedule. With how far ahead you are I would recommend getting a head start on Kelley classes. Trust me. I am a standard admit student and most of my friends were direct admits and didn’t take advantage and I am even further ahead than some of them!

With that schedule above that would mean you would have to finish the following classes before I-Core (Junior year):

A&H Class
WC Class
BUS-C 204
STAT-S 301
BUS-T 275
BUS-X 201
BUS-L 201
BUS-A 201
BUS-A 202
BUS-D 270
BUS-D 271
BUS-G 202

If you are “in state” I would recommend taking BUS-A 202 over the summer at a regional IU campus (very easy) and also look into BUS-L 201 online at Ivy Tech so that you can get those credits as well. Overall, if I were you this is the schedule path I would take.

Freshman Fall
BUS-C 106
BUS-K 204
FOLK-F 111
GEOL-G 104
BUS-T 175
KLLC Community Development Class
BUS-A 100

Freshman Spring
KLLC Community Development Class???
REL-A 250
BUS-A 201
BUS-X 201
BUS-G 202
Fluff Class

Freshman/Sophomore Summer
BUS-L 201 (Online)
BUS-A 202

Sophomore Fall
STAT-S 301
BUS-C 204
BUS-D 270
BUS-T 275
Major/Minor Requirement

Sophomore Spring
BUS-D 271
Major/Minor Requirements

With this plan/layout you will very easily be able to double major and also add a minor or two if you chooses, you could also try to get really far ahead and take I-Core the spring of your sophomore year. That means you would have all of Sophomre summer, Junior fall, Junior spring, Junior summer, Senior fall, Senior spring, to work on your majors/minors. Hope this was helpful and best of luck!