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What would you do?
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chem II isnt necessary for O chem. I say keep your job and take them in the spring. If that is all that you are taking i'm sure you will be fine. I have taken semesters like that before and its hell, but doable. And if ur taking the mcat the summer after that, it will all be fresh in your head so you won't need to study as much.
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Does your school allow you to take orgo I without Chem II? My school doesn't and I was under the impression that most schools follow that as a rule. If they don't, you may end up staying an extra year which might cost more than 7k for tuition. I can't advise you financially but that is something you should consider before you make any big decisions.
I would say that just taking 12 credits of Chem 2, OChem2, Bio2, is very doable. Especially if you know the Chem II material as you stated. However, this is coming from a die-hard Biology major. If you know you don't do well in science courses I wouldn't suggest taking that combination then. Three science courses can prove be harsh even for science majors. Also if you didn't like Orgo I, you will more likely than not loath Orgo II.
I would say that just taking 12 credits of Chem 2, OChem2, Bio2, is very doable. Especially if you know the Chem II material as you stated. However, this is coming from a die-hard Biology major. If you know you don't do well in science courses I wouldn't suggest taking that combination then. Three science courses can prove be harsh even for science majors. Also if you didn't like Orgo I, you will more likely than not loath Orgo II.
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