Will Taking 4 Classes Together Be Too Much? EE Student Advice

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The discussion centers on the workload of an electrical engineering student planning to take calculus 3, physics 2, differential equations, and engineering analysis in one semester. The main concern is whether this combination of four challenging classes is manageable. Encouragement is given, emphasizing the student's potential to succeed in these courses. The overall sentiment supports the idea that with determination, the student can handle the rigorous academic load.
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So I am an EE student, finishing Calc 2 this semester, and few other requirements... So for next semester I am able to take calc 3, phy 2, differential equations, and Engineering Analysis

Will taking all of this 4 classes together to much? or should i take: calc 3, phy 2, differential equations and some other class
 
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You're an aspiring engineer. You can do it.
 
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You're an aspiring engineer. You can do it.

lol :approve:
 

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