<p>are you thinking about science?</p>
<p>then take chem 2A or else you’ll be behind. (you’ll need to finish up either ochem or genchem over the summer.) chem + ochem are essential prereqs. </p>
<p>if you’re doing a some sort of bio major + language minor, yes, def. start the language classes now (especially if you start from a lower div series like the french equivalent of the 20 series for spanish). it gets hard to do science classes + language classes your sophomore year, especially if you have 3 lab classes. 
and then by junior year… it’s kinda too late. ^^;</p>
<p>save your GEs for last! you’ll have an easy senior year + davis can’t kick you out if you over over the unit cap (180) if you need to finish up your GEs. 
so that’d be psych and soc. com 1 i’ve heard is easy, but hard to get into, so you may have to wait until senior year to take the class unless you have priority reg. </p>
<p>winemaking i’ve heard is hard. beerbrewing, on the other hand, is easy. you may want to wait until you’re 21 so you can drink.</p>
<p>i HIGHLY recommend dr. enderle for the chem series. omg. amazing. <3 <3 <3 lievens is pretty good as well. toupadakis – easy (gives away free response Qs at review sessions!), but i hate that his tests are basically dependent upon the multiple choice. </p>
<p>physics 7… i’d recommend you wait until spring quarter to start the series. it’s an… interesting series, and depending on your professor + TA, you may need to self-learn. avoid webb at all costs because you WILL be screwed without a good TA + a good knowledge of physics already. (luckily, i had an excellent TA + an excellent AP physics teacher, so that was good.) his lectures consist of clicker questions. seriously. 
don’t get me wrong – i learned so much from his class, but it was SO STRESSFUL. haha. conway is ridic. easy (quizzes are JUST LIKE practice quizzes!). stone is good, but can be moody (or so i’ve heard – she was always in a good mood when i had her!).</p>
<p>hope that helps. oof. i wrote a novel.</p>