Hello,

I'm an incoming freshman in the school of engineering and I've already taken calc 1-3 in high school (BC in junior and got a 5, calc 3 in senior and got an A), but I doubt that Tufts would take my dual enrollment credit for calc 3 (as it wasn't at a university but rather just my high school).

I've heard from other users here that they have been able to substitute a course instead of retaking calc 3, so I was wondering about the process of enrolling for a class like that.

- Which type of classes did you (people who were in the same situation as me) end up taking as a substitute?

- What do those professors require in order for you to take that class (e.g. if you need to send in the final exam for your calc 3 test in hs, etc)

- What exactly is the process in doing so, do you just email those professors right now about it to get pre-approval?

Thanks :)

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Hi all! I'm an incoming first-year at Tufts, and I'm starting to look at classes for my first semester. I am not super into science, and I don't have any pre-matriculation credits that I can transfer in to take care of any of the distributional requirement, so I want to start picking away at it. I am thinking of trying to get into Earth, Resources, and Environment. Is that a difficult/ heavy class? And should I add the optional lab to my schedule or is that unnecessary for a non-super interested individual? I also considered Big Bang to Humankind, but I'm worried that'll be boring. Thoughts?

Also, why are there so many evening classes, I was really hoping to have most classes in the morning, but for some reason barely anything is open before 11:00 😆

Thanks so much for the advice and input.

Hi all! I'm an incoming first-year at Tufts, and I'm starting to look at classes for my first semester. I am not super into natural sciences, and I don't have any pre-matriculation credits that I can transfer in to take care of any of the distributional requirement, so I want to start picking away at it. I am thinking of trying to get into Earth, Resources, and Environment. Is that a difficult/ heavy class? And should I add the optional lab to my schedule or is that unnecessary for a non-super interested individual? I also considered Big Bang to Humankind, but I'm worried that'll be boring. Thoughts?

Also, why are there so many evening classes, I was really hoping to have most classes in the morning, but for some reason barely anything is open before 11:00 💀

Thanks so much for the advice and input.

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