In September, I will be going to McMaster as a Life Science student.
I will be taking Biology 1M03/1A03, Psychology 1X03/1XX3, Chemistry 1A03/1AA3, Physics 1L03, and Math 1LS3.
I would like to get a master's degree in a field related to biology, chemistry, or psychology, ideally after getting an Honours Bachelor degree.
I have 6 units of electives, and I'm wondering if I should:
1) Be impractical, but take something that seems interesting i.e. Japanese 1Z06. However, it's 6 units and I won't have the option of taking another elective course. Also, when I learn a new language, I catch on relatively quickly to reading/writing, but pronunciation tends to be a problem.
2) Be practical, take Anthropology/Kinesiology/Writing and Informal Logic, a course (or two) that would benefit me academically because I would broaden my scientific knowledge, or help me with essay writing.
I'd appreciate it very much if you could offer me any advice.
Also, if I do not take Kinesiology, would I still be able to learn its course material in some other course? I don't want to fall behind in later years.