Can i manage them at once?

[Intl]

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This is my first semester as a junior (3.85 gpa_trying to get all A's though 🙁 )and I am registered for general ecology,physics 1 and genetics next semester together with an easy class that don't really matter .I am also trying to graduate next year and to do that I need 4 more credit hours to take so I can balance my remaining classes. Between biochemistry and microbiology, which one should be better?and do you think I can manage them at once?am willing to work extra hard though but am not sure if that will help at all
help!!!

 

[WedgeDawg]

This is really a question you should be asking someone more familiar with your school and these specific courses.

 

[GrapesofRath]

This is my first semester as a junior (3.85 gpa_trying to get all A's though 🙁 )and I am registered for general ecology,physics 1 and genetics next semester together with an easy class that don't really matter .I am also trying to graduate next year and to do that I need 4 more credit hours to take so I can balance my remaining classes. Between biochemistry and microbiology, which one should be better?and do you think I can manage them at once?am willing to work extra hard though but am not sure if that will help at all
help!!!

I'll add that there are schools with biochemistry as a per-requisite requirement(not many but they do exist). Much more importantly, if you are planning on applying next cycle biochem is what's on the new MCAT and it can be a rough ride trying to learn it by yourself. But like WedgeDawg said this is something you should talk to people in your school about. They have a MUCH better idea of how difficult each of these classes are at your school and who the hardest/easiest professors might be.

 

[Goro]

Only you can answer this.

This is my first semester as a junior (3.85 gpa_trying to get all A's though 🙁 )and I am registered for general ecology,physics 1 and genetics next semester together with an easy class that don't really matter .I am also trying to graduate next year and to do that I need 4 more credit hours to take so I can balance my remaining classes. Between biochemistry and microbiology, which one should be better?and do you think I can manage them at once?am willing to work extra hard though but am not sure if that will help at all
help!!!

 

[Cotterpin]

I loved biochemistry, but it really depends on your school.