That depends on how you're going about taking your papers. For instance, I took a little over double the maximum course load my second year at uni. As part of that I ended up failing a paper that turned out to have some more time intensive portions than I was expecting, but I also graduated a year early as I got B's or better for everything else. I was much better off enrolling in more stuff and then ignoring one when I found myself swamped towards the end of semester, too late to drop the course, than I would have been if I'd just taken a normal course load. I saved a years worth of living costs in student debt as well.
People fail things for all sorts of reasons in Uni, they're also often going through Relationships 101 which is great for knocking people for a loop.
People fail things for all sorts of reasons in Uni, they're also often going through Relationships 101 which is great for knocking people for a loop.