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Jun 30, 2005, 02:01 PM
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Hi All,
Has anyone taken these two together. I want to take them together. I have cut my hours will only be working part-time. I will not be picking up any other classes,,,,,,,
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Jun 30, 2005, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by fuerza757
Hi All,
Has anyone taken these two together. I want to take them together. I have cut my hours will only be working part-time. I will not be picking up any other classes,,,,,,,
I took A&P I and gen chem II together this past spring and found it to be very doable. I work full time so a lot of my "free time" was spent studying, but I never felt overwhelmed. Good luck!
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Jun 30, 2005, 02:46 PM
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I did the same thing in the spring of '04 (while working full time) and didn't have any problems, but I would talk to some other students and find out what the instructors are like. It's always been my experience that the instructor's style can determine how much of a courseload you can handle!
Unfortunately I also think this is a very subjective question, dependent on a lot of factors.
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Jun 30, 2005, 05:49 PM
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Thanks for your input. I am going to take them this fall semester. At my college they also offer tutoring if needed. I took A&P over 6 years ago so hopefully most of it will be a review. It's just the CHM I worry about because I know what to expect of the A&P class. Thanks
Originally Posted by arciedee
I took A&P I and gen chem II together this past spring and found it to be very doable. I work full time so a lot of my "free time" was spent studying, but I never felt overwhelmed. Good luck!
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Jun 30, 2005, 05:52 PM
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That is so true. I have checked with other students and have an idea of what professors I should take.
Thanks
Originally Posted by carolinapooh
I did the same thing in the spring of '04 (while working full time) and didn't have any problems, but I would talk to some other students and find out what the instructors are like. It's always been my experience that the instructor's style can determine how much of a courseload you can handle!
Unfortunately I also think this is a very subjective question, dependent on a lot of factors.
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Jun 30, 2005, 08:17 PM
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I had to take two quarters of Anatomy and Chemistry with other classes. It is completely doable, especially since you have taken anatomy before. Good luck!
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Jul 01, 2005, 08:25 PM
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yeah it's possible
Last edited by Maxs : Jan 18, 2007 at 10:38 PM.
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Jul 02, 2005, 10:45 AM
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I took A&P, and Chm together along with other courses and it was doable. Although I must admit I really struggled with Chemistry. Chemistry was hard for me, and I had to put alot more into it.. A&P came easy for me??? Don't know why???? But I have Chm II to take in the fall along with Microbiology.Wish me luck. I KNOW you can do it!
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Jul 03, 2005, 07:07 AM
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Thanks for the encouragement everyone, I feel alittle better about taking these courses. I will be starting classes in Aug.
Best Wishes......
Originally Posted by LBHOTGIRL99
I took A&P, and Chm together along with other courses and it was doable. Although I must admit I really struggled with Chemistry. Chemistry was hard for me, and I had to put alot more into it.. A&P came easy for me??? Don't know why???? But I have Chm II to take in the fall along with Microbiology.Wish me luck. I KNOW you can do it!
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Jul 03, 2005, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by fuerza757
Hi All,
Has anyone taken these two together. I want to take them together. I have cut my hours will only be working part-time. I will not be picking up any other classes,,,,,,,
I think that if you are comitted and able to devote extra study time you should be okay. Several of my friends found it challenging, yet doable. It all depends on your teacher and the time you are able to put into it. I personally just took one science at a time with gen ed's because it would be quite challenging to me.
Good luck.
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