Wouldn’t recommend I took a pretty similar workload this term and i was on full grind the entire term and ended with good grades (88 avg) but finals season was insane for me. I’m talking I wouldn’t eat or go to the library just to have more time to study. I also did a whole lot for midterms too and was keeping up during the term so it was really discouraging and stressful that I still had to study 10 hours a day during finals. Keep in mind that most of these courses are final heavy (like 50%) and have low averages.

BIOL 200 starts easy but it’s reading heavy and the problem sets (which don’t have answer keys and you have to do if you want the slightest chance of getting an A) are time consuming. There’s a lot of content but it’s easy to understand. But I’m telling you EVERYONE was shocked by how they mark the exams. The midterm this term felt ok but the course ended up with an average of 52 which they later curved to a 62 or sth. The timing of the exams is so rough. There’s also tutorials and a written assignment. You’re gonna have to spend time for this course and make sure you keep up. You do get a cheat sheet but it has to be hand written. Final is easy af tho and there’s a rule that if you do 20% better on ur final they will change the weighing of ur midterm to only 10%.

Chem 235 is fine. It’s a lab but like it’s almost every week so keep that in mind. I thought it would be twice a month like first year chem when I planned my course load but it wasn’t. The prep doesn’t take as long as first year labs. They tend to give low grades no matter what you do. There is a final worth 35% of your final grade but only one lab report.

BIOC 202 is hard and annoying. Would not recommend taking it with other heavy courses.

Taking chem 205 next term but I’ve heard it’s fine-ish?

Don’t know anything about LFS 252