<p>Total of 18 credit hours:</p>
<p>Biology 1 (3 credits)
Biology 1 Lab (1)
Organic Chemistry (3)
Human Anatomy w/Lab (4)
Introduction to Statistics (3)
Intermediate Spanish II (3)
Science for Life (1) </p>
<p>Any thoughts?</p>
<p>Thank you in advance!</p>
<p>That’s going to depend on you. I will say that it seems like an awful lot of science. I didn’t take A&P, but I did take Bio and Zoology and even at the Jr, College level those were some study heavy courses for me. I had to work hardest in them to pass. I realize that as someone who was accepted to UF as a freshman you are a much better student than I, and probably have much better study skills. Is there a reason you need to take all those science classes at one time?</p>
<p>First of all, what year are you? If your’e going to be a freshman, I STRONGLY suggest you drop at least one class.
Science for Life is super easy, and it helped me get my research position. Definitely keep.
Bio 1 is something you will have to study for, and orgo os going to be a real pain. You’d probably be better off taking bio 2 and orgo at the same time. The “1’s” are always the hardest.
Stats isn’t bad at all, but it’s not something you can blow off.
As for spanish, I couldn’t tell you.
As it stands, I think you’d have a pretty rough semester.</p>