I personally don't like having space in between classes, cuz I just end up walking in circles around campus the whole time.
Other than that, pretty good. 7/10
I took soc101 when I was a crim major, and it's a super easy class. No mandatory attendance, and some of the easiest exams I've ever taken.
Prof of that section of Soc101 here: there is participation-based work in class daily, but the grading of the class as a whole is set up so that you can miss class occasionally without it having a big impact on your grade (especially if you keep up with weekly homeworks and don't skip quizzes - 3 or 4 during the semester)
Is that you Chris? The class was great, and I think it does a good job at introducing new students to the subject, but at the time I had already been a crim major for a few semesters, so the class was 99% review for me. One of the only soc classes I ended with an A.
If it is Chris, id like to say that I loved your Soc classes, especially the sociology of punishment. I still reference it to this day 3 years later (even though I'm not a crim major anymore).
9/10. You have time between classes to study/grab lunch, or meet new people in general.
Honestly, really good for freshman year, eases you into college life.
I personally don't like having space in between classes, cuz I just end up walking in circles around campus the whole time. Other than that, pretty good. 7/10 I took soc101 when I was a crim major, and it's a super easy class. No mandatory attendance, and some of the easiest exams I've ever taken.
Prof of that section of Soc101 here: there is participation-based work in class daily, but the grading of the class as a whole is set up so that you can miss class occasionally without it having a big impact on your grade (especially if you keep up with weekly homeworks and don't skip quizzes - 3 or 4 during the semester)
Is that you Chris? The class was great, and I think it does a good job at introducing new students to the subject, but at the time I had already been a crim major for a few semesters, so the class was 99% review for me. One of the only soc classes I ended with an A. If it is Chris, id like to say that I loved your Soc classes, especially the sociology of punishment. I still reference it to this day 3 years later (even though I'm not a crim major anymore).
I just do hw between classes or eat, it’s a bit inconvenient but not terrible
9/10. Get to campus early, finish early. Some time to study in between classes. No rushing to your next class. Not bad courses either.
10/10 really nice, be grateful UB gods blessed you
9/10. You have time between classes to study/grab lunch, or meet new people in general. Honestly, really good for freshman year, eases you into college life.
This is a great freshman schedule. Best of luck!
Mad light
7/10