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Hello, I'm an incoming freshman to RPI and I'm just wondering about the total workload I'm going to be facing with this schedule. To anyone who has taken some of these classes, Could you share some information about the workload and how many hours I'm going to have to actually put into each of these classes? I do want some resemblance of a social life at RPI and I'm scared I'm gonna to be swamped with work.

Also just some information, I'm already familiar with Calc II & Comp Sci I esp Python, and I'm taking Physics 2 in the Spring since I couldn't fit it in my schedule. I'm also planning on double majoring in EE & Aero E with getting it done asap (Hopefully 4 years).

Any response would be greatly appreciated, And feel free to criticize anything you see in here because I may just be way over my head here who knows.

I noticed that the BIOL 2125 lab section that would make my schedule work much better now has two seats open. If I can get into that lab, I would also be able to register for BIOL 2120 and rearrange my schedule.

However, I thought my registration time ticket was only from July 13–17. SIS is still showing that I may be able to register, but I’m not sure whether the time ticket restriction still applies.

The problem is that I would need to drop PHYS 1200 before adding BIOL 2120 and BIOL 2125. I don’t want to drop Physics and then discover that SIS won’t let me register for the Biology courses because my time ticket has ended.

Does anyone know whether RPI students can still register or make schedule changes after their time ticket closes? Should I drop Physics first, or is there a way to add the Biology courses before dropping it?

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