Classes taken for Non-Science Majors

[amcstuff]

For those non-science majors, how did you guys fit the pre-med requirements into your schedule?
Did you guys have lots of room to fit in such classes as O-Chem Lab, Bio-Lab, etc?

Thanks for any help you can give. =]

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[loveoforganic]

Eh, I'm a chem major, but I'm also a psych major, so I guess I apply. With my double major I take anywhere from 15-17 credits per semester with no summer school and only a couple AP creds. So the answer to your question would be yes, fitting in the prereqs was easy.

 

[Maygyver]

You can use some of the science credits for GECs so you should be good. Plus, if you have an easier non-science major, taking a couple higher credit-load quarters really shouldn't be that bad compared to people that take complete science loads.

 

[Zoom-Zoom]

For those non-science majors, how did you guys fit the pre-med requirements into your schedule?
Did you guys have lots of room to fit in such classes as O-Chem Lab, Bio-Lab, etc?

Thanks for any help you can give. =]

You'll find time. I double majored but wasn't required to take any of the pre-med course for either one, and I still found time without taking more than 5 classes per semester. It depends on the major and the school, but you'll still have time to take random fun classes if you chose.