Hi,
I took three bio together (Semester system). that was all i took. (but that's because i'm also doing research, and other stuff, it was my normal unit load). It was cell bio+ genetics+ human phys.
It was absolute hell that semester though. but bio isn't my strength. that's my i am a bioeng major... i need to keep my mind more stimulated with the eng classes.
anyway, figure out what is considered "hard" at your school.
genetics was a touted as a really simple class (at my school:WashU). Turns out the semester i took it was the first semester the curriculum being really tough.. for some though. It's MUCH more analytical and thinking demanding than any other bio class.
Human phys was a simple fun class at WashU. I can't really imagine it being that difficult.
Cell bio was unamiously, prof included, deemed tough. Lots of little details to memorize. All the bio engineering students i've talked to don't like it at all (boring, tough). But, the bio students don't seem to mind it. Moreover, bio eng students who did not take it at WashU say it was really interesting and all.
anyway, here's one problem i had taking all three bio classes: it got soo boring, all your studying was all the same. variety gives your mind a break (At least for me). it's all just, go to class. take excellent notes. watch videos of class, supplement your notes. re write your notes. read them over and over and over again until you now every bit of them. the same process for 16 weeks straight. (it was helpful when the material in genetics got interesting, but still).
well, consider this. what are the bio classes anyway?
Sonya