4 Advanced Highers?

i was thinking about taking chemistry, physics, maths and mathematics of mechanics. I'm not sure if that's too much? From looking at the course spec and talking to people who have taken mechanics, it seems like most of the content is covered in physics and maths. So i just wanted to know what the workload is like at ah and if doing 4 would be possible.

oKAY So, my opinions on those four exact advanced highers.

Maths - quite easy, definitely the one I do the least amount of work for. A bit boring but a decent 7/10.
Mechanics - hard, you need to put the effort in. If you think you can put lots of effort into mechanics whilst doing the other three then go for it. A bit boring if your teacher is a balding old man but I love the dude and the subject is really interesting. You have to be good at problem solving and just gritting your teeth through the questions. 9/10 for subject, 4/10 for the exams a bit long-winded, 7/10 for questions tho when ur not burnt out after 3 hours.
Physics - decent subject, am studying it at uni. AH is a bit (read very) dry. Mechanics definitely helps with the course, end up only really teaching myself quanta/waves and the theory bits. 5/10 at AH.
Chemistry - I have a really bad teacher who can't teach and getting through it, so I believe you can too. I'd give it a 4/10.

That sucks about physics because that was the subject I was most looking forward to at AH! I thought the General Relativity stuff would be really interesting.
In terms of the mechanics course, that sounds like a lot of fun. It's something I'm willing to put work into.
With maths at Higher I definitely feel like I need to put work into it. I mean I'm sitting at an A1 right now after my prelim but I had to work for that grade so would I find AH really difficult?

I was thinking about taking chemistry, physics, maths and mathematics of mechanics. I'm not sure if that's too much? From looking at the course spec and talking to people who have taken mechanics, it seems like most of the content is covered in physics and maths. So I just wanted to know what the workload is like at AH and if doing 4 would be possible.

One thing to bear in mind, when getting feedback from those sitting this/last year, is the additional workload of the coursework/project which counts towards your mark has been removed and there is no indication if it will be reintroduced next year yet.