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Too many science courses?

Hi, I need some feedback. I'm taking human A&P, fundamental chemistry, A&P for hearing and audiology, and language science (last two courses needed to complete ASLP certificate). I figured there would be some overlap in the A&P courses so it should be ok. Let me add that I'm not the best science student but I will be a full-time student for the first time since I've left high school. So, what do you guys and girls think?

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    How long have you been out of school? and how difficult do you find the sciences? That should drive your decision. I say do it, but I love science (and math) and have taken multiple science courses in the same semester. I took basic chem with A&P 1, micro with A&P 2, and molecular biology with genetics. Chem and A&P also have some overlap you'll find. I want to also add that I packed in as many classes as I could in a semester because our school charges the same blanket tuition in the 13-18 credit hour range, so I figured even if I couldn't hack it, I could drop a class without eating the tuition money because it'd be in the "freebie" zone :D I never did have to drop, but that was one of the factors I considered when packing in a semester.

    Good luck to you!! :D

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    to me, the science courses were the most interesting, in part because they all pertained to my career. Also, they are more objective. I recommend you give it a try, or talk to your academic advisor about any concerns.

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