New college student!!! Help!

Is it just anatomy or anatomy and physiology? If its just anatomy then I think you'll be fine with anatomy, math, & English. I'm not the best in math, but I took college algebra & a&p 1 at the same time and survived! Just stay ahead with your studying! I'm not sure which bio you'll be taking, but I would maybe wait on that one for another semester since you've been out of school for a while.

Some students who don't have a lot of science experience find it helpful to take biology and then anatomy. Some schools actually require that sequence while others let you take anatomy with no previous science experience. My anatomy classmates who had no science experience had to work a little harder the first week or two (as our instructor considered the first few chapters to be review and flew through them), but then the rest of the semester, it wasn't any harder for them than for those who had more science experience.

I have 4 kids and my college requires me to take a basic biology and chemistry class, I'll be taking those this fall along with a math dosing class and a computer class it's a full load but I I don't I won't be able to apply to nursing school this year. Just keep your eye on the prize if you want it bad enough you can handle it

Hi there! First off, congrats on beginning your first class!
I am in my sophomore year of nursing, and I have realized that it is often very wise to space out your science and math classes, especially if you're like me and strive to get high grades. I've already taken my school's version of the classes you mentioned, and I would recommend taking math, anatomy, and english in the same semester, but put off bio until next semester. Science classes can be very time consuming, and you have to adjust to how to study science as opposed to how to study the humanities.
I don't have any children, but I work full-time. So I understand why you're worried about being overwhelmed. Take the science classes in as small doses as possible, and you should be fine.
Best of luck to you!

Since you haven't been in school for 10 years, I think you should leave anatomy off your list for the time being. It's a heavy class and along with the other 3, it's going to be tough. Not that you can't do it, but why put yourself through the ringer if you can put off one class for another semester.

Plus, I found that taking bio before A&P and Micro really helped me understand the latter classes. Bio lays out a foundation for understanding cells and cellular processes. It also introduces you to the different kingdoms, which again, I found helpful in Micro. You will also see topics like protein synthesis, DNA replication, and cellular respiration in Bio, A&P, and Micro. Bio will expose you to these processes and help you form a basic understanding. Then when you get into the other courses, you'll start to see how they work in the human body.

Congrats!
I would recommend mixing the time consuming courses such as anatomy with easier classes, that way you can start eliminating sciences without struggling so much. Good Luck

I'm not sure I understand your question as the numbers/titles at each school are a little different.

For example, BIO100 might be called Intro Biology but at another school, an equivalent intro biology class might be called BIO111 at a different university. While a microbiology course could fall anywhere in the 200's, 300's or 400's dpending on the course content/target audience.

Are you saying that BIO60 is Human Biology and BIO2 is Microbiology?