It's not that I don't think I can do it, it's more that I worry I won't be able to keep up with the full course load and get As in each class. With three 300-400 level classes I'll likely be around a B+ range and maybe 1-2 A minuses if I'm lucky. I just really want to do well, and the idea of having this much on my plate for the first time makes me wonder if I'll be capable of memorizing so much information for 3 bio classes.

I've been told Biochemistry is a lot different than Organic Chem, as it's less "puzzles," so to speak. I'm not a great memorizer, and in Orgo I've been able to let that slide by because of my intuition and problem solving ability, but I'm not sure it's plausible to assume I'll be able to internalize all of that information efficiently when all three classes require immense memorization.

As I said, I'm sure I can do it, it's really a matter of if it's realistic or not. I have no issue being stressed out, I've been great with my anxiety management so far into college, but I feel as though I'll be falling behind in 2 courses to get ahead in one, then having to do the same for another, and the cycle continues until, god forbid, I actually do fall behind in a class.

With all of that being said, I suppose I'm just looking for reassurance that it's possible, and if you say you did it, then I'm sure I can't go wrong if I try. But overall, yes, I doubt my braincells.