Bad combinations or not?

[SourMD]

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[Drrrrrr. Celty]

its hard to say..
i think physics + o-chem might be difficult
but yah.. i would recommend taking a easy work load.. like try to take below 15 credits on your junior year so your not swamped with work.

 

[apumic]

I think that sounds very doable. I assume you're taking geneds along with those to fill out your schedule? If not, that seems quite light. If you're not good at chem or physics, this might be difficult but otherwise, you should be fine. Most post-bacc students take o-chem/physics/calc along w/ an internship their 3rd & 4th semesters (often 2nd summer is o-chem II/physics II/upper division bio/hospital internship (cont'd) in a 15-month program).

 

[Disinence2]

Very similar to what I did.

Shouldn't be a problem

 

[zeppelinpage4]

Most pre-meds at my school are supposed to follow that track if they're science majors. One sophomore I know is taking orgo, physics and genetics simultaneously but she seems to be doing okay.

 

[MilkmanAl]

I'd call that a pretty standard pre-med schedule. It might even be a bit lighter than usual. You'll be fine.

 

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[Global Warming]

I took O-Chem (w/ lab) / Physics (w/ lab) / Major class..I Ace'd it. Just work hard and keep up with your work. I felt that staying organized was key to my success. Create a realistic schedule and stick to it.