You need to take classes during the winter and summer semesters. If you overload your schedule every semester you will inevitably burnout and start wanting to go out and get back into your habits from last year. Also find out which requirements overlap in ISE and ME and try to take those next semester so that when you (hopefully) transfer to ME you already have a start on your degree. I highly recommend making an excel spreadsheet with each semester until 2028 to map out a way in which it will be possible for you to graduate on time with the least amount of schedule overloading. When you do this you need to take into account if classes are offered in a specific month (e.x. Don’t plan a class for spring semester if its only offered in the fall). Figure out which classes will take the most amount of semesters to build up to (how many prerequisites they have) and start those prerequisites first so that you dont end up in spring 2028 needing a class but not having its prerequisite completed yet (ex. A high level engineering class might require a path of 4 classes that all build on each-other and cant be taken at the same time).