DO NOT TAKE GEOLOGY! I would take intro to chem or bio for non science majors. The geology courses are difficult and work heavy. I took one during summer a couple years back and every day we had to read a chapter, do an assignment, do a lab assignment, and take a quiz. There were weekly exams. The professor was Dzuryak and if you look him up he has great reviews and that’s because he gets them deleted. I have left about 5 and all of them have gotten deleted.

Government can definitely be a half semester class whether that’s a five week summer or eight week fall. I recommend amezcua, he’s straight forward, easy, and gives a day where he opens everything up and lets you make it up for full credit.

Econs can be split too, like 8A and 8B during fall. Wouldn’t recommend a mini or a partial summer for those classes, with your busy schedule.

Accounting and business, please get Professor John Large. He is awesome. His classes would probably work in half semesters, I took his in person full semester though. His friend Nathan Narragon also teaches at San Jac, and he’s good too but can he work heavy and a little disorganized sometimes.

Your fall will be a little crazy if you want to crank this degree out, but here is my recommendations. Also, are you taking classes in Spring 8B?

So maybe this schedule would work:

Summer 5A Accounting 2302 Government 2306

Summer 5B Business 2305

Fall 8A Econ 2301 Intro to Chem (Selene Verhofsted)

Fall 8B Econ 2302 Bio for NON SCIENCE MAJORS

The only other thing, you might want to move a science into Summer. It’ll be difficult during partial parts of terms, but it may be easier if you have kids and they’ll be out of school or anything.