kind of complicated situation

amerrocks
Thu, 29 Jan 2009 02:30:36 +0000

hi guys. Im new here, and this situation forced me to sign up. In high school, I was told how AP classes are great and let u skip classes in college, so I took A LOT of them. I ended up going to a community college because of financial problems, and I got to skip a lot of classes as I was promised. I am in my second semester, and today I found out that whoever gave me the OK to skip the classes was wrong. I was able to skip Calculus I and II, 2 calculus-based physics classes, and a few others that I can’t remember right now. Turns out, AP scores really are meaningless once you get to college, they only help you get there.

I was wondering if there exists a science major out there that I don’t have to take a lot of extra classes for. So far, I have taken first year chemistry, multi-variable calculus, first year biology, physics: heat, waves and optics, linear algebra, I am taking differential equations and a psychology course right now…I have taken and am taking other core classes such English writing, a speech class, and a computer class. I really want something I can finish in 4 years because time is valuable when talking about the medical path. Sorry if this seems so jumbled up and cluttered, but my mind is really…i don’t even know, that’s how bad it’s getting