u/Left_Football_1754

Hi everyone! I’m wondering what courses I should take as a freshman as I got a 4 in AP Chem and 5s on Calc AB/BC.

Should I take applied chem (pretty sure that class combines both chem 1&2 into a semester and it’s difficult) or should i take chem 1 and chem 2 and forfeit ap credits? I’m okay with either, but im unsure how “hard” applied chem is.

Should i take calc 3? I think this is pretty reasonable, but some say to take calc 1 & 2 again and get high gpas in those classes. Arent intro level courses like calc 1 and chem 1/2 weed-out?

I just want some opinions. Thanks so much for all the advice in advance!!

Edit: pls lmk who are the best profs 🙏

How safe are these dorms? I’ve heard a few people say that they have heard of a gunpoint muggings very close there? Thanks

Has anyone rd received their jhed id yet? Some of my friends are already in canvas and i didnt get an email yet

Should I get a single or double? Im going to jhu which is kinda viewed as a antisocial school w ppl all focused on academics. Im kinda an introvert but i want to make friends in college and ik getting a roommate is a great way to do that. But then again i like my time on my own and my own space because im a very organized and clean person. And suggestions?

Genuinely everyone be saying jhu is the most depressing school even over mit i committed 30’ for bme

Especially as an engineering major im gonna lose my hair 😭

How do you guys cope with stress and managing grades (deflation?) while on premed track

Can anyone explain what coffee chats are and the importance of them in making connections and getting opportunities? Is it literally an in-person chat or can it be virtual? How do they help land internships at companies like Amazon for example?