<p>As an incoming Regents’ Scholar, you are supposedly among Berkeley’s top students…</p>
<p>Personally, I can’t imagine any of the Haas prerequisite courses other than perhaps R&C being particularly more difficult than most other courses that a freshman or sophomore would take to prepare for an alternate major.</p>
<p>Re: #10</p>
<p>Six courses does seem like a higher workload than normal (normal is about four courses or 15-16 units each semester, though students who study efficiently and/or have light-workload-per-unit courses that semester often take more). What is Chemistry 1A for? If your alternate major requires it, then you also need to take Chemistry 1AL (the lab, which is more time than its 1 unit indicates). If you are just taking it for breadth, be aware that you will be in a class full of engineering majors, biology majors, and pre-meds (though chemistry and chemical engineering majors will be in Chemistry 4A).</p>