I've been doing some course planning after wrapping up my first semester as a freshman, and I realized that I'll be doing some heavy courses next year as a sophomore. First semester of sophomore year is slated to have ochem, genetics, and physics, so I was wondering if it would be a bad idea to offload some of that this upcoming summer.
Would it be better to do the two semester physics lecture sequence online at my home university (UT Austin specifically), in-person at a cc, or should I just do it during the regular school year? I really want to get further into research and MA-ing during my sophomore year, but I don't know if I can balance that with that courseload.
Would it be better to do the two semester physics lecture sequence online at my home university (UT Austin specifically), in-person at a cc, or should I just do it during the regular school year? I really want to get further into research and MA-ing during my sophomore year, but I don't know if I can balance that with that courseload.