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Should I Micro and A&P 2 in the summer?



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Apr 15, 2008 08:12 PM

Should I Micro and A&P 2 in the summer?


Hi I was just wondering if someone could give me some advice. I am currently taking A&P 1 and political science now. I took all the other pre reqs already. I plan to take Micro and A&P 2 in the summer at the same time, is this a bad idea? I figure might as well start challenging myself now since I hear nursing school is a bigger challenge. Plus I don't want to wait until next May to apply for the program. I really want to apply in September for the January start. Can someone give me some advice. Thanks.


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from esp92
Old Apr 15, 2008, 08:27 PM

Default Re: Should I Micro and A&P 2 in the summer?
It is very do-able. I took A&P2 and Micro together last summer, I kept on top of my reading, studying and micro homework - I pulled an A in both. It just depends on your level of determination. Good Luck
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