...one semester? I'll be a senior biology and humanities major with a chemistry minor next year. I do not need biochemistry and/or physics for my degree; however, grad school programs for Biology require a year of physics. My adviser has recommended that Biochemistry is also a great course in preparation for grad school--albeit it is not required. What are your thoughts? Anyone with experience taking three courses like these in one semester? Or three difficult courses in one semester.
I've only taken two science courses in a semester before--never three and I have about a 3.8 gpa. In addition to these courses I will be taking a humanities course with a plenary (4 credits) and Research (1 credit).
Any feedback would be appreciated!
I've only taken two science courses in a semester before--never three and I have about a 3.8 gpa. In addition to these courses I will be taking a humanities course with a plenary (4 credits) and Research (1 credit).
Any feedback would be appreciated!