Can a Junior Chemistry Major Survive This Fall Schedule?

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In summary, the speaker is a Junior, Chemistry major with a demanding schedule for the fall semester including Inorganic Chemistry, Inorganic Lab, Advanced Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Calculus III. They are unsure if they can handle the workload and maintain straight A's, but are currently excelling in Calculus II over the summer. The listener also questions the absence of physical chemistry classes and the inclusion of Calculus III, which is typically taken in the final year of studies.
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I'm a Junior, Chemistry major. My schedule for the fall is the following.
Inorganic Chemistry, Inorganic Lab, Advanced Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Calculus III. Is this suicidal? or is it possible to pull straight A's having these classes? I have the capacities. I'm just worried about the time. I'm currently taking Calculus II during summer II and doing really well. I feel this could be just as much work as I'm going to have in the fall. Any advices?.
 
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Seems reasonable, though I wonder where your physical chemistry classes are, and why Calculus III (this almost seems like a final year maths course to me).
 

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