Debating the feasibility of taking Organic Chemistry II, Multivariable Calculus, and Engineering Statistics during a six-week summer term raises concerns about workload and time management. Each class meets for one hour daily, Monday through Thursday, with labs for Organic Chemistry scheduled for three hours twice a week. While some participants express confidence in managing the courses, noting that Multivariable Calculus may not be significantly harder than Integral Calculus and that Engineering Statistics could be manageable, others caution against taking all three simultaneously due to the intensity of the subjects. Organic Chemistry is widely regarded as particularly challenging. The consensus suggests that while it may be possible to handle two of the courses, taking all three could lead to overwhelming stress and a lack of sleep, especially without other commitments. Clarification is sought on whether Multivariable Calculus and Engineering Statistics are considered a single course.
