Note that chemistry is a prerequisite for Bio F2401, so you should take general chemistry first. There is a big difference between most college science courses and most high school science courses. In high school, you are usually expected to memorize the basic facts and principles. It also pays to take chemistry first for another reason. If you are going to take chemistry anyway, you might as well take it first so that the molecular parts of bio will make more sense.
Biologists use chemistry as language, the way physicists use math.
You can explain physics without math, but it takes a lot longer and the explanations are not as satisfying, or you have to teach the math as you go along. So it is simpler to just do the math first and the physics after. Similarly, it makes more sense to do the chemistry first and the biology second. I took introductory biology somewhere else. It all depends on what you learned the first time.