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I can't get a straight answer from the academic advisors. A 10-week quarter at UCSB. Courses are:
- Organic chemistry (4 units)
- Organic chem lab (3 units)
- Physics for life sciences + lab (4 units total)
- Introductor biology + lab (5 units)
- 4 hours volunteering per week
I feel I have to take all these together for scheduling purposes. I'm worried b/c I've heard ochem is extremely difficult, and physics and bio aren't easy As either. Is it an awful idea to have a course-load like this?
- Organic chemistry (4 units)
- Organic chem lab (3 units)
- Physics for life sciences + lab (4 units total)
- Introductor biology + lab (5 units)
- 4 hours volunteering per week
I feel I have to take all these together for scheduling purposes. I'm worried b/c I've heard ochem is extremely difficult, and physics and bio aren't easy As either. Is it an awful idea to have a course-load like this?
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