<p>I think it would be wise of you to spread them out so that you aren’t stuck with a 20h computer lab and a chemistry lab AND a physics lab all at the same time. That’s probably not a smart way to be taking classes–if you spread them out more, then you can devote more time to each one, which will likely lead to better grades and thus a higher, more competitive GPA.</p>
<p>If I were you, I would structure my semester so that it’s both challenging and possible for a sane person to complete.</p>
<p>^^^ I already have done this and I feel I did alright my grades are in the first post
A in ochem B+ physics A- in computer engineering B’s in the labs and a P.E. class that was P/F</p>