[Goose]

To avoid having to take the required chemical engineering classes spring quarter of senior year you would have had to take them spring quarter of junior year and then would have had four chemical engineering classes plus probably another class or two (the chemical engineering classes were each three units) spring quarter of junior year which would not have been a lot of fun.

Yes, that could be a difficult quarter. One wouldn't do that without a reason. On the other hand, at least in my recollection, in Engineering there were several two quarter sequences that had no spring quarter component, i.e. you took them fall winter or winter spring. That does leave a natural "hole" in spring quarter that could be filed with "single" classes. And look at the bright side. It is the shortest quarter ;D

[Goose]

To avoid having to take the required chemical engineering classes spring quarter of senior year you would have had to take them spring quarter of junior year and then would have had four chemical engineering classes plus probably another class or two (the chemical engineering classes were each three units) spring quarter of junior year which would not have been a lot of fun.

Yes, that could be a difficult quarter. One wouldn't do that without a reason. On the other hand, at least in my recollection, in Engineering there were several two quarter sequences that had no spring quarter component, i.e. you took them fall winter or winter spring. That does leave a natural "hole" in spring quarter that could be filed with "single" classes. And look at the bright side. It is the shortest quarter ;D