that is exactly why i wanted to take it.
I am very visual and i memorize things easily, even with a lot of detail.
For me taking art history where i need to memorize 150 slides of art work (knowing what the painting is depicting,who are the people on it, who paited it and when and why and to what other painting i can compare it) for the exam is the same amount of effort then memorizing 150 reactions.
My schedule despite all these classes doesn't look that bad.
I was able to squeeze all this on tue's and thur's and i have one class on mon and wed night.
I am thinking of not working this semester so that will leave me with mon, wed fri, sat and sun to study all day long.
To be honest for orgo1 i comited one day a week and studied everything that my professor went over that week. I did just fine, nearly missed an A and i would lie saying that i busted my butt off trying to do well in it.
I thought if i could spend one day for each subject if will leave me with 1 to rest...though to be honest i have never spend more then 3 hours to study for orgo last semester(maybe i did study more for the final)...I am not a person who needs to read something gazilion times to understand it. I read it once with undevided attantion and that is usually enough.
the 2 other classes i am taking this semester: one of them is polish, second part with the same teacher, no homework just show up to class, and another is art history which requires maybe 3 hours of my time before the exam to get an A.
so it would be more like 4 classes (my freshman year i had bio, gen chem1, abnormal psych and an english class with a paper to write every week...i did just fine).
I think that while i was architecture major taking 4 classes was killing me because a studio class required at least 8 hours a DAY! and i was working....again i did just fine but i slept 3 hours a day
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I really think i can handle it...but now i have second thoughts since everybody here scared me