u/Jolly_Following8333

Would I be spreading myself too thin if I were to take Biology along with Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, English, and Music? I am thinking of studying Biomedical Engineering in university.

Basically, I am thinking of studying Biomedical Engineering once I graduate, and I now have to pick my classes for level 2 (which is apparently the most important year?), and I am in a pickle. So far, I have decided to take Physics and Calculus (the most important engineering subjects), probably Chemistry, and English. I am also taking music so I can have a chill class amongst all of the intense subjects. My goal is to get Excellence endorsement and prioritize my rank score. This leaves me with one final subject, and I am debating whether I should take Biology. The thing is, I really enjoy Biology; it is my favourite science, but if I am already taking all of these classes, should I really be taking Biology? A few people have told me that apparently Biology isn't necessary for Biomedical Engineering at all and that they teach it to you in Uni. IDK PLS HELP!!!!