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No, that's probably 18 hours of credit! You'll be swamped! Drop one of the science classes and take another class that will help you out with general education requirements. Or take an elective if you have already finished your gen eds.
The only exception I can think of is if you need those three science classes in your major, and you need to take them all now to get to the next level of science. But I think the only place that could happen is chemistry, where you'd have to take Organic chem, physics, and an analytical chemistry class together in one semester. If you are stuck with that situation, taking 4 classes rather than 5 would be the way to go.
Judging solely on your question, I'd load up on the English classes.
uh that would be rough.. most science classes have a lab also.. so no i wouldn't suggest it unless they are a glutton for self punishment.
Science is a major subject, so taking 3 science classes at the same time is a bad idea. Not only would it be horribly unbearable, you'd probably start getting your information from all 3 classes all mixed together, and then that would screw up any tests you had.
i agree with the first guy
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