because Biology 1B is supposed to be a lot easier. 1B is on plants while 1A is more about DNA.

I might take Nusctx 10 just out of interest since it's not a requirement for Microbial Biology or Molecular Toxicology majors. Nusctx 10 is a requirement for Nutritional Science majors, though.

I don't remember if I've mentioned this before, but I'm considering a double major in Molecular Toxicology in addition to Microbial Biology. For Molecular Toxicology, MCB 32 (Introduction to Human Physiology) is a lower division requirement. You can also take the lab course that goes along with this class or you can opt to take an upper division lab in microbiology.

I went to see the MB advisor, Trey, yesterday. Go see your advisors! They're really helpful! Did you know that certain AP credit can actually fulfill the L & S requirements for CNR students? Ask your advisor to see if your AP credit satisfies the requirements.

I actually have enough AP credit to satisfy all the L & S requirements, so technically, I don't have to take any. However, I think I should take some humanities courses so I'm not overloaded with science. Taking humanities courses also shows grad schools that you're well-rounded and you can do other stuff besides science. I'm considering taking an english course next semester. There are actually a lot of interesting english courses available. I heard there's one with a Fast Food theme! The english couse I took last semester had a 'Monsters and Modernity' theme. It was really interesting! So if english isn't exactly your forte, try taking courses that have themes that interest you and that you won't mind writing about.

Start planning your schedule early!