Pre nursing

In my first quarter of prereqs, I had a weird "split" schedule like that. My first class was ~8AM, and my Micro lab wasn't done until 8 or 9PM.

USE the gap in between your classes. Even though I only lived ~20 minutes form school, I stayed on campus during the break & used that time for studying & homework. Otherwise, it would have been too easy to come home & do nothing during that time.

If you can take the harder math, then do. It will save you time in the long run.

Additionally, check out if some of the easier classes are offered in A or B terms of each semester. Taking classes in half terms will allow you to take more classes without having to go to campus more.

I'm in class Tue and Thurs from 12-5 and then on Friday from 9-2. When I took a placement exam I got placed in finite mathematics. It's the class before statistics but it's not algebra. Some of the students that didn't get high enough on the placement exam had to take that class.

College english is basically just teaching you how to write a college essay. You learn the whole Chicago-style vs MLA style of papers. It's a lot of writing mainly, you might do some grammar depending on the professor but mainly it's all about writing essays. From persuasive to the how-to kind of essays. If you have a second college english class which most do, they'll make you do a research paper which is like 8+ pages where you have to cite sources and stuff.