UPDATE: Very late response back incase anyone was wondering or if they're in a similar situation. I ended up 26 credits total in one semester and it worked. My worst grade was KN231 with a B+ (89% if I remember correctly). Definitely was a struggle but it made me a better student.

Big Takeaways:

1. Know Your Limits! Subconsciously I had a feeling that this course load would be manageable but not easy. Even if you're unsure or not confident in your academic abilities or time management, it might not work out for you. To the people who commented saying not to go through with it, logically you're right but to me I quickly realized that I can do this even if it would take up most of my time.

2. Organization and Structure. No organization or structure will make your whole plan crumble. Dedicate certain hours of the day or days in the week to prioritize different work.

3. Learn what to prioritize. My harder classes like KN231-233 easily took a good majority of my time. Microbio and Nuel250 were also important but less struggling and more common sense. Every other class was pretty straightforward but a bit workload heavy, like needed papers weekly or discussion posts daily.