<p>I don’t know which school you’re planning on attending. I’m at UCLA and based on my experience (I’m a history major): </p>
<p>Look, and I’m not trying to be a downer here, but I think that’s a realllllly bad idea. </p>
<p>It’s hard to get into good classes. Really. And you don’t want to just jump into whatever crap class you can take in order to fulfill requirements because that can very likely kill your gpa, your mind, and your soul.</p>
<p>I’m also worried you are underestimating the workload. 15 units is time consuming, but manageable. 25 units… It will eat up all your time. Really. No joke. Not just Fridays. Every moment of your life. EVERY MOMENT. You will eat less and sleep less. You will be slightly unstable by finals week. har har… but really, the loss of a social life and free time is nothing to gloss over… although I suppose this is the norm for the premeds…</p>
<p>AND… you will barely have time for internships, research, etc. </p>
<p>How about you shoot for graduation two quarters earlier? Two years summer school, one full year school, and an extra winter quarter. I think that’s a more sane idea…</p>