<p>So this semester I took Biology/L II, Chemistry/L II, Calculus I, and Intro Physics. Some people thought I was crazy but it seems I'll be finishing up with all A's/A-'s and a B in bio lab. Next semester I'm poised to take Orgo I, APK2105, Physics I, and SPC2608/ECO2023/HUN2010.</p>
<p>After completing what I took this semester, do you think I could pull the same feat from that schedule? I hear so many Orgo/Physics/Micro/Nutrition horror stories that taking them all together seems like a death sentence. Would this really be that bad?</p>
<p>Btw I'm thinking of attending pharm school and taking the PCAT sometime next year; so I'd like to get pre-req's out the way asap.</p>
<p>Orgo I and APK 2105 require a lot of memorization, so that is what makes it extremely difficult taking together. Physics I is not bad at all. If you happen to take those two classes together, i would make sure they are on separate days, so that you can spread out your testing days, for better studying. It would probably be pretty difficult to expect A’s from all those classes, but its not out of the question, just a matter of how much of a life you expect you have outside of classes…
My suggestion would be to hold off on APK2105 and replace it with HUN2010 and leave it for the summer, just in case unforeseen issues come up</p>
<p>Physics isn’t bad at all… I’m planning to start my first semester at UF with Orgo I, Gen Physics 2, Multivariable Calc, and Micro… If you pulled of Bio/Chem/Calc/Physics one semester, you’ll do fine.</p>