All first-semester SEAS students will be pre-registered for University Writing OR Art of Engineering. You should also plan to take General Chemistry; the appropriate level of Calculus; Physics; and one other class in consultation with the Academic Planning Guide and the SEAS Bulletin.
If you would like to switch your Literature Humanities class or your Frontiers of Science discussion section due to a scheduling conflict, you can attempt to switch into a section with an opening using the change section function in Vergil during your first registration appointment or any subsequent registration appointment.
Consult the requirements for your prospective major in the CC Bulletin. Students planning to study biology, chemistry, or physics should plan to take General Chemistry, Physics, and Calculus their first semester.
Take a variety of classes that interest you! Your first year is a great time to explore classes and to figure out what you are really passionate about.
Take courses in the subject matters of interest. For example, if you are interested in history, take some history classes that sound interesting. Typically, it is a good idea to take introductory classes at the1000- or 2000-level. Classes at the 3000- or 4000-level, especially seminars, are often taken by juniors and seniors who are more advanced in the subject matter.
