Originally Posted by _Luu_

I'd suggest putting Bio in the fall term to balance it out as much as possible. Patho (1B03) can be pretty heavy (apparently MedRad physics is too).

They might/might not have a different physics professor(s) in the upcoming year, so that could change the way the things were last year in physics.

Last year, we had 2 professors (each teaching one half of the course). Course material itself was not too bad and exam was much easier than the 2 tests themselves.

EDIT: As mentioned above, pathology can be a pretty heavy course and you absolutely need to keep up with the lecture notes and prepare ahead in order to get a good grade in this course.

Originally Posted by TheMist

They might/might not have a different physics professor(s) in the upcoming year, so that could change the way the things were last year in physics.

Last year, we had 2 professors (each teaching one half of the course). Course material itself was not too bad and exam was much easier than the 2 tests themselves....

Yeah, that's why I did want to say for sure whether physics was going to be easy or not. It was my year.

I heard about one of the physics tests you guys had. Perfectly spread out from 10 to 90%.

Originally Posted by _Luu_

Yeah, that's why I did want to say for sure whether physics was going to be easy or not. It was my year.

I heard about one of the physics tests you guys had. Perfectly spread out from 10 to 90%.

Omg, our physics was so stressful. Everyone was tripping balls after the first midterm marks came out. I hope the next year's class won't have to deal what we had to put up with.