u/LevadBlack

I'm an upcoming sophomore trying to have a productive summer. I got a unpaid remote internship and I'm trying to take some 3 summer classes on the side along with a part-time in person job. Would this workload be too much for one summer, or should I slow down? If I did calm down I was thinking 2 summer classes (including Physics and a prereq) with the internship and the part-time job. I was also thinking about getting certified in CyberSecurity with Google but I didn't realize I have to pay for the Coursera course.

As for the PHYS1211E, on Athena PHYS1211E lab section seems to have dissapeared. I'm still waitlisted for it but I can't see the class in the official listing. I was also able to register for Physics II, but I'm not sure if my Physics II will count too well. Does PHYS1211E have a built in Lab and should I reach out to my advisor?

I'm open to hearing any and all ideas. Let me know if any of these are feasible.

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I recently got this email back after saying I was interested in the position, but I'm feeling a little suspicious. Does anyone know anything about this?

I'm a transient student trying to register for PHYS2211K for the summer semester. I'm wondering if A) are there any ways I can get notifications for when a waitlist spot opens (because the class is already full) or B) are they going to open any more sections for the summer semester? I'm an engineering major going into my second year and I'll be behind on my coursework if I can't take physics this summer.

(Also if anyone is taking physics2211K and doesn't need it feel free to drop it and lmk :D)