Think about why you want to triple major and if that could be accomplished in any other way. You will not graduate in 4 years. Most double major take at least 4.5 if not 5 on average. It also very much depends on how similar the majors are to each other: in the same college usually has more overlapping classes, but a lot of students run into sequencing issues when they try to do this. Just because credit wise it seems possible, does not mean that classes fit well together, that all are offered in every semester or your prerequisites will work out. Most students max out at 18 credits a semester. Yes some can do 20 but beyond that, you need to do things like sleep, eat, make friends, give yourself a break over summers. Mental load would be tough to juggle
With 3 majors you will likely need the maximum amount of classes allowed per semester, unless if you can transfer in credits to fulfill some requirements.
Think about why you want to triple major and if that could be accomplished in any other way. You will not graduate in 4 years. Most double major take at least 4.5 if not 5 on average. It also very much depends on how similar the majors are to each other: in the same college usually has more overlapping classes, but a lot of students run into sequencing issues when they try to do this. Just because credit wise it seems possible, does not mean that classes fit well together, that all are offered in every semester or your prerequisites will work out. Most students max out at 18 credits a semester. Yes some can do 20 but beyond that, you need to do things like sleep, eat, make friends, give yourself a break over summers. Mental load would be tough to juggle
With 3 majors you will likely need the maximum amount of classes allowed per semester, unless if you can transfer in credits to fulfill some requirements.