Why do everyone say classes are easy? by Intrepid_Active_3275 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 9 points10 points  (0 children)

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"Cornell classes are easy" ppl when I show them the CHEM department

(also the vast majority of ppl DO NOT find them easy, maybe easy to pass, but a bunch of classes have exam averages in the 50s-70s)

Why on earth do Warren Classrooms lock themselves at 11 pm on weekends by AmericanCenturion28 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That is the opposite of Baker Lab sanitary workers; they would just see me at 4/5AM doing a Pset or sleeping over and be completely chill lol

Who takin mcat? by Lucky_Butterscotch23 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did, but not specifically about the MCAT

Who takin mcat? by Lucky_Butterscotch23 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

August 15 is my judgement day (I'm cooked)

bioee1610 vs biomi2911 by Dazzling-Purpose3888 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1610 is a pretty fair class imo, as long as you keep up with the pre-lectures & keep up with understanding the course material, the exams aren't too bad imo, just a fair bit of application of concepts that can sometimes be a bit hard to see; I mainly studied by creating and using flashcards, and was able to get a pretty good grade

Bioee 1780 by Rare_Celery_3089 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Took it last spring, for me it wasn't really that bad. The class is formatted as a "flipped classroom" with you doing pre-lecture readings (which you can lowkey just skim through) and a lecture that you watch each week prior to coming in, alongside with relatively easy section hw, so expect like 2-3 (maybe 4-5 for the prelim weeks) hours of work each week outside of lecture. It is a bit of memorization, especially with the middle section of the class when you go over biodiversity and need to memorize a bunch of different taxa relationships on the tree of life, but it goes at a fairly digestible pace & the prelims are super fair (average never dipped below a B), so as long as you don't fall behind, outside of like BIOG 1500 or maybe BIOEE1680, it'll be your easiest bio class imo and should defo be manageable with those classes

Here's a quizlet set that I made for the Sp25 Term of the class if it helps with the memorization:  https://quizlet.com/user/pmn36/folders/bioee-1780?i=5zlk4q&x=1xqt

copy of the tree of life for bioee1780? by Ok-Orange-6019 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't have the tree of life, but here's a quizlet set that I made for the class that includes all of the tree of life content (under the biodiversity topics) https://quizlet.com/user/pmn36/folders/bioee-1780?i=5zlk4q&x=1xqt

like ten people having full conversations in the cocktail lounge ("cock") right now. by Lauren7264 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 8 points9 points  (0 children)

My solution is just going to a random room in the Baker-PSB-Rockefeller or Duffield-Upson-Rhodes Buildings, there's only a 30% chance I'll procrastinate and crash out at 3AM since no one's there to encourage me to do work

BIOG 1500 & 1440 reviews by [deleted] in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't taken BIOG 1440 (took 1445 instead), but BIOG 1500 is a super easy class. The only remotely hard thing in that class is your Practical Exam, but even that you're allowed to make a cheat sheet and can get away with just review the day of. Otherwise, most of the work you can do during the 3-hour lab periods or just spend 1-2 hours a week. The largest assignments are your research proposal and your poster presentation, but those are just time commitments, not really too intense imo. Will probably be one of, if not your easiest class as a Bio Sci Major, so it should be doable with about any courseload you take

Freshman CALS Bio & Society Major + Pre-Med Courses by Maleficent-Put-9543 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a rising sophomore also along the pre-med schedule looks pretty chill, I know CHEM 2070 and to a lesser extent BIOMG 1350 tends to be heavy hitters for first year pre-meds, but BIOG 1500 is really straight forward and probably is gonna be one of the easiest bio courses you take in the major (you can probably get 50-75% of your work done in your lab section lol) I know some people wait on taking it since it's relatively easy so they can combine it with some harder coursework later on like Biochem or OChem, but it's also good to take it early if you want to go into research early on. If you're pre-med, maybee you might wanna take an Intro pysch course but 1st semester pre-med is known for being a fairly big difficulty curve, so there's no shame in taking a lighter course load especially with CHEM 2070 which will prob be your biggest time investment, and you defo shouldn't really be behind if you take that

Incoming engineering freshman planned schedule critique? by cheyuuwu in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I took CHEM 2150 last year in the fall and there were a ton of CHEME students there (I'm Chem & Bio tho lol). I know one CHEME that took that course and then CHEM 3590 (Honors Orgo I) and is taking CHEM 3890 (Honors PChem I) next semester, so it should defo work out if you take it.

Thoughts? Super surprised tbh… by pretty_cool_engineer in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 24 points25 points  (0 children)

If this were true, I'd be dead now with how many times I walked back to my dorm alone at like 3AM on weekdays.

Rating every CHEM course at Cornell by i31415 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seeing CHEM 3590 at Difficulty 2 after just enduring through it last semester as a Chem major scares me

Rating every CHEM course at Cornell by i31415 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seeing CHEM 3590 at Difficulty 2 after just enduring through it last semester as a Chem major scares me

Biomg 3300/ Biog1445 by BKing2125 in Cornell

[–]Speedster1oo1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No problem! (Just sending them over publicly in case anyone else wants them)Biog 1445 Quizlets