It depends.
If you take a simple course, like first or second year economics, then you will be able to breath thru them with ease.
If you take a course that requires a lot of calculations and plain balls to the wall brute-forcing your way thru piles of sample problems, like a engineering math course or something, then I suggest forget about it. Because they not only go thru topics a 3 times as fast, often ruining the quality of explanation, but also require you to do the same amount of work 3 times as fast, and if you take 3 courses (2 in one term, 1 in another), it will hit your marks hard.
If it's a course that requires a lot of reading on topics you don't really care about, it will also hit your marks, as you won't be able to focus during the day to study properly, and you will most likely only have time during day, as summer school is often all about night classes.
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