Should I take physics 1 and chemistry 2 simultaneously?

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During the summer semester, which is around 6-8 weeks. Chemistry 1 was a breeze for me, I scored an A. I've always liked physics in high school, but I've never done physics in over a year.
Physics 1 holds 5 credits, and chemistry 2 holds 4 credits.
I'm a biology major if that changes anything.
 
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Did you learn your Chemistry 1 WELL during the summer session? Having it been a "breeze" during summer session is not the same as LEARNING WELL. Assuming that you gained what you would have if Chem 1 were a regular semester length class, and if you are normally intelligent and have the energy, doing both Chemistry 2 and Physics 1 may be reasonable. Just understand, they both are tough, difficult courses with included lab sections.