Help with School, +K

-WZ-Alright so im halfway through my first year of general sciences but im doing a transfer to engineering. Right now I have all the credits i need to get into second year, but I'm missing a key physics. my options are

a) take 5 courses, wake up at 10ish every day, and still get to keep my job at a ski shop, ski one day a week, and then take 2 courses in summer school to make room for that physics class next year, less stress, more likely a higher GPA, but held down in the summer with less time for trips. (only part time at lifeguarding job which pays really well)

b) take 6 courses, wake up at 7am 3 times a week, most likely have to quit my job at the shop, ski one day a week, little to no free time, more stress, potentially lower GPA, but have a sweet summer and have free time to go to whis in april once the semesters done, as well as set me up for my second year. (Also have a lifeguarding job which pays $25 an hour in summer, starts in july)

im really stuck on this one.
My other courses are, integral calc, matrix algebra, programming, organic chem, and mechanics. Im missing calc based physics. Anyone with some input would be appreciated, ive never taken a 6 course load so im not sure what to expect, especially with difficult other classes. +K for helpful answers thanks guys

addie.I mean I'm not you, but honestly I would do the six now and free up your summer.

chodoTwo of my biggest regrets through out School (I am a Mech. E, graduated in '14)

1: Overloading my class credits my freshman/sophomore schedule. Making my gpa suffer. Take less credits, but put the same amount of time into the classes!

2: Not taking summer classes. Summer classes are normally smaller and shorter duration. Smaller classes allow for a more focused learning experience and shorter duration, well is just great. Also, my school Ohio University, was a blast during the summer with a less populated campus/town!

Hope this helps! Also, what engineering track are you thinking of?

crotchventI think more info is needed about the summer classes like how many days a week's and how many weeks it lasts. Unless the summer classes are going to take up a major percentage of your summer i would go that route or else your goingredients to hate yourself.

-WZ-Summer classes would likely be 1 course each semester, so not taking up a huge amount of my time but it would kinda keep me held down if I wanted to do any trips, especially with work on the side. 6 courses is really tempting me because I know I could go ski the glacier and have a month of down time to travel and chill in April-May once I'm out and get my skiing fix in before grinding out work full time in the last 2 summer months. The other thing is a ton of my HS friends went away for school and will be back in the summer so I'm kinda hoping to have extra time to catch up with them as well.

-WZ-Alright so im halfway through my first year of general sciences but im doing a transfer to engineering. Right now I have all the credits i need to get into second year, but I'm missing a key physics. my options are

a) take 5 courses, wake up at 10ish every day, and still get to keep my job at a ski shop, ski one day a week, and then take 2 courses in summer school to make room for that physics class next year, less stress, more likely a higher GPA, but held down in the summer with less time for trips. (only part time at lifeguarding job which pays really well)

b) take 6 courses, wake up at 7am 3 times a week, most likely have to quit my job at the shop, ski one day a week, little to no free time, more stress, potentially lower GPA, but have a sweet summer and have free time to go to whis in april once the semesters done, as well as set me up for my second year. (Also have a lifeguarding job which pays $25 an hour in summer, starts in july)

im really stuck on this one.
My other courses are, integral calc, matrix algebra, programming, organic chem, and mechanics. Im missing calc based physics. Anyone with some input would be appreciated, ive never taken a 6 course load so im not sure what to expect, especially with difficult other classes. +K for helpful answers thanks guys

-WZ-Alright so im halfway through my first year of general sciences but im doing a transfer to engineering. Right now I have all the credits i need to get into second year, but I'm missing a key physics. my options are

a) take 5 courses, wake up at 10ish every day, and still get to keep my job at a ski shop, ski one day a week, and then take 2 courses in summer school to make room for that physics class next year, less stress, more likely a higher GPA, but held down in the summer with less time for trips. (only part time at lifeguarding job which pays really well)

b) take 6 courses, wake up at 7am 3 times a week, most likely have to quit my job at the shop, ski one day a week, little to no free time, more stress, potentially lower GPA, but have a sweet summer and have free time to go to whis in april once the semesters done, as well as set me up for my second year. (Also have a lifeguarding job which pays $25 an hour in summer, starts in july)

im really stuck on this one.
My other courses are, integral calc, matrix algebra, programming, organic chem, and mechanics. Im missing calc based physics. Anyone with some input would be appreciated, ive never taken a 6 course load so im not sure what to expect, especially with difficult other classes. +K for helpful answers thanks guys