19 Hours + Triple Major?

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<p>Okay, so I am taking nineteen hours. These are my classes. I'm kind of nervous, because I am a freshman. Is this too much?</p>

<p>GEOL 105 - 3 Hours - Basically memorization and note-taking.
SPAN 102 - 3 Hours - I know everything already. I just need to brush up.
SPAN 112 - 1 Hour - Not extra work, just an extra class. This class is not mandatory; the entire grade is homework that is done online, which is already assigned for Spanish 102. I might as well be getting a credit hour for it.
FREN 202 - 3 Hours - I know it all already. I just couldn't test any higher, so I'm stuck here.
FREN 301 - 3 Hours - Cajun French. This is only offered in the fall, so I need to take it now.
ENGL 115 - 3 Hours - Honors English. Lots of essays, which I'm good at writing.
HONR 110 - 1 Hour - I've heard that this class is fun.
UNIV 100 - A "basket-weaving" class that is required for all freshman.</p>

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<p>Also, I would like to triple major, if possible. What I'd like to know is this: is it possible? I at least plan to double major in French and Spanish. I'd like to add German to the mix as well.</p>

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<p>Are my expectations a little too high?</p>

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<p>Well it certainly is a ambitious. I say its doable, IF, IF you do not work while going to school or at leastwork less than ten hours. Although, even if you know a lot of Spanish and French already, it will most likely take you an extra year to graduate if you add German in the mix. </p>

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<p>I’m not working, so that’s not a problem. I’m hoping to talk to my adviser (who actually helped compile my textbook for Cajun French) about adding German. I know it’s ambitious, but this is all I can see myself doing. I don’t mind spending an extra year, if it means that I get to have German.</p>

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<p>That is insane lol, I hope you really like writing :wink: </p>

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<p>In my attempt to weasel my way out of a class, I got bumped up from FREN 202 to FREN 322. </p>

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<p>German is awesome! Ive met two germans at my college and I always love listening to their conversations. If you really think you can do it go ahead.</p>