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Hello there! For EOSC 340, is there a lot of math that's required? I was able to register for the course despite having no Math 101 (it's a pre-req), so I'm feeling a little iffy. Thank you so much! :)
I never took the course but my friends did and they never used any calculus, they did have to use some physics though.
I am in BIOL major too. I have headache in choosing upper level courses other than those required. Have you taken or heard about any upper level courses (either arts or science) that are without prerequisites? Or do you have recommendations? I am using student loan and try to minimize the tuition. Thanks a lot!
It’ll be hard to minimize tuition just because you need 120 credits to graduate and each credit costs about $160 as a Science student.
http://students.ubc.ca/enrolment/finances/tuition/undergraduate-tuition-fees
Biol 343, Plants and Peoples, doesn’t have any pre-reqs except for Biol 121, which most Science students have anyway. I really enjoyed it because I love studying plants, but it’s also a great introductory course to botany if you’re curious about that area.
That’s pretty much the only upper level Science course I know that doesn’t have any pre-reqs aside from 100-level Sciences, and some of the EOSC courses like EOSC 326 and EOSC 340.
There are plenty of upper level Arts courses that don’t have pre-reqs, it’ll be hard to list them all, but you should just dig around on the Courses site in the areas that you’re interested in and find some!
Hi, do you know anything about BIOL 324, ANAT 390, EOSC 340 and EOSC 326? I have to take one of them as elective. Considering course work loan, midterms/finals, class average, which one do you recommend? Thank you very much!
I’ve written about Biol 324, Anat 390 and Eosc 326, please search them up on my search engine! They were all memory intensive with lighter workloads (compared to other science classes), except EOSC 326. EOSC 326’s material is fairly easy to learn, but a lot of work is required, the weekly pre-reading quizzes could take up to 3 hours to do! Not including the actual reading part!
I’ve never taken Eosc 340 so I can’t say anything about it, sorry!
