Courses What is a good course load for PE?

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For students completing core classes and focusing on Physical Education (PE), a balanced course load is essential. A common recommendation for those in engineering disciplines, such as Petroleum Engineering, is to take four medium-to-difficult classes per semester or a mix of four medium difficulty classes with one easier class. The perception of difficulty can vary among students, so it's important to assess personal strengths and weaknesses when planning the semester.
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I am done with all my core classes and only need the PE classes. What would be a good course load per semester?
 
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Four medium-to-difficult classes a semester, or 4 medium difficulty classes and 1 easy class. This is what was typical at my school for engineering majors. What's "difficult" for you varies depending on the person.
 
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