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>>9023489
>only 16 hour
>not sarting with linear algebra and vector calculus
>not immediately taking modern physics
brainlet tier. back when I was an undergrad, I took 19 credits my first quarter because the university wouldn't let me enroll in more.

>>9023489
This is a completely regular schedule for STEM, so you better get used to it. It only gets harder from here.

Maybe not, though - looks like you're probably premed.

>>9023489
You are like a little baby. I have 31.5 hours this winter
>communications for engineers
>numerical methods
>digital electronics
>physical electronics
>electromagnetic waves
>systems and simulations

Fluid mechanics and its lab, CAD, modern computional methods, society of automotive engineers car projects and work. Fuck.

>>9023519
>4-7 credits/course

No

>>9023489
16? I usually take at least 24, you're just a freshman too

>>9023531
There's no college in their right mind that would allow someone in STEM to take 24 credits/semester.

I get that we're all shaming OP for being a little freshman complaining about a normal course load, but stop lying.

>>9023548
the hard cap of my uni is 26 credits
the expected load is about 18 credits
if you're not a fucking brainlet you will take much more than the expected load, aka take all you're supposed to and go take graduate classes as well so you aren't a complete failure
brainlet

>>9023580
You're obviously not in an American school then, which is what everyone in this thread is using and referencing. Even the most intensive American schedule caps out at 18-20 semester credits, and that would probably require written consent from the dean.

American classes are usually 3 credits, sometimes 4 if there is a lab.

>>9023580
Can't really unless I want to take useless classes that don't count towards my degree. My university offers very little classes for the science departments 4 chemistry professors for the whole chemistry department and 1 physics professor.

>>9023502
Organic and Chemical Analysis will probably be the roughest things I take (fall 18). I had Embryology and Physiology together this spring. My university offers very little in terms of math and science that won't conflict.

>>9023618
Gen chem is 5 hours at my university. The statistics is only 3 hours. I'd take more but there's not a lot of courses available for me. We had a chemistry professor just quit and now we're down to 4 total in the entire department. Our university is going down the shitter.

>>9023580
I'd definitely take graduate level courses if my school offered them. We only have aviation, psychology, and education in terms of graduate courses.

OP has turbo-autism and is a faggot

>tfw only need 12 credits a semester to graduate asap
>can't take more to graduate in less time because of prerequisites
>tfw just taking electives that schedule around my core classes to graduate instead of interests