Courseload fun

[neuromed1]

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Hey guys, I'm in need of some advice. Next semester I am taking orgo II, orgo II lab, bio I, calc II, and ital III(for my minor).

Is it fairly impossible to handle orgo II, bio I, and calc II in one semester? Should I take calc II over the summer?

I would appreciate any help, thanks.

 

[Doubtnichts]

Hey guys, I'm in need of some advice. Next semester I am taking orgo II, orgo II lab, bio I, calc II, and ital III(for my minor).

Is it fairly impossible to handle orgo II, bio I, and calc II in one semester? Should I take calc II over the summer?

I would appreciate any help, thanks.

It's possible. I took Anatomy, Physics I, Biochemistry and Calc. I in one semester. It SUCKED, but it was possible. I did, however get a B in Biochem (gasp!). I might have gotten an A if I didn't have the other math/science courses to study for as well. I'm guessing you're a sophomore? If you did well your freshman year then go for it...if you're one of the ones who moaned and complained about your pitiful freshman gpa, then save the Calc. II for the summer.

 

[PreMedder]

Hey guys, I'm in need of some advice. Next semester I am taking orgo II, orgo II lab, bio I, calc II, and ital III(for my minor).

Is it fairly impossible to handle orgo II, bio I, and calc II in one semester? Should I take calc II over the summer?

I would appreciate any help, thanks.

i had a very comparable sched. last semester with orgo I, orgo I lab, bio I w/ lab, differential equations, and spanish 4. wasn't impossible. calc II isnt that hard, esp. compared to the 3-4 hr psets for diffeq that were due 3 times a week. i managed a 4.0 and you should be fine too. good luck!

 

[Mithril]

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[gettheleadout]

These questions are silly. It's possible if you put enough work and time into it. If not, you're going to flounder.

I think the question is will X courseload be extremely difficult for anyone to manage the time to get a 4.0.