Orgo I, Microbiology, and Anatomy in 1 semester?

[tylerholland1481]

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For the fall of 2020, I am scheduled to take organic I, gen. microbiology, and human anatomy, each with its own laboratory. Am I possibly making a mistake? This past semester I took cell biology, gen chem 2, and nutrition, and had no issues with As in each. Should I just shoulder the load, or replace one of these classes with physics 2? Thank you in advance.

 

[jason345]

Isn't physic 2 even harder than these classes.

 

[jhmmd]

Isn't physic 2 even harder than these classes.

^^What's the reason for your bump? Are you in the same situation?

 

[jason345]

^^What's the reason for your bump? Are you in the same situation?

yes, a similar one as I was considering taking ergo 2, anatomy/phys and physics 2.

 

[jhmmd]

yes, a similar one as I was considering taking ergo 2, anatomy/phys and physics 2.

I don't see the problem w/that if you have taken the necessary pre-reqs, but you might want to balance out the science classes w/one humanities/social science course

 

[deleted1027026]

For the fall of 2020, I am scheduled to take organic I, gen. microbiology, and human anatomy, each with its own laboratory. Am I possibly making a mistake? This past semester I took cell biology, gen chem 2, and nutrition, and had no issues with As in each. Should I just shoulder the load, or replace one of these classes with physics 2? Thank you in advance.

Anatomy shouldn't be too hard, I think this is doable

 

[KendallJennerSniperLady69]

Anatomy shouldn't be too hard, I think this is doable

Depends on what school you're at. At my school, anatomy and physiology labs were supposedly killer.

 

[dr_kateb]

I did almost exactly that and got out with a 3.6 GPA that particular semester except switch anatomy lab with a speech class. Doable.