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Hardest classes at AUC
hey, i was going to come to AUC in january 09, and i wanted to take a 2-3 courses (300-400 level electives) that would best prepare me. can anyone tell me what the hardest courses are in the first semester, or how many students generally fail these courses so i can take precaution and get a better foundation...thanks
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The classes aren't hard it's just a lot of material. You have three or four classes which means that many tests to study for. Keeping up on the material I think is the hardest part.
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I'd go with biochem too. A lot of people fail classes, but I wouldn't worry too much about it. Lots of people fail, but most others don't. And, their failure has nothing to do with your success (or lack thereof).
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IMO it depends on where your strengths lie. If you're good with math, and have difficulty with the more integrative stuff, I'd say Physio. But most people have trouble with the biochem, genetics duo.
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