A&P or Human Bio

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What is the difference between human bio 1 and 2 and Anatomy and Physiology 1 and 2. To get into my nursing program i need to take human bio 1 and 2 or a&p 1 and 2. I read on here about everyone taking A&P so i was wondering if anyone know the difference and what on is a little less harder.

Thank you for your answers.

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you should read the class descriptions. At my school, human bio is bio 100 while anatomy is bio 328 and physiology is bio 610/611.

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human bio is 231 233 and a&p is 232 and 234. Does what number it is mean anything?

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Yes it does. classes in the 100's are intro. So bio 100 is the first bio class you can take and it is a pre req to bio 328 which is a pre req to bio 610/611. This is how it is at my school. It looks like at yours, though they are about equal to one another.

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Thanx!!!

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At our school Human bio is a step before A&P. It is geared to those that have not had a biology/a&p course or it has been some time since they have. Our school does not require human bio. However, at our school if it has been more than the 5 years since you have taken biology/a&p/chem you need to take a bio and a chem before you can take A&P. Many people elect to take the human bio over general bio to satisfy the requirement.

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They can be the same thing.

The summer course I'm taking is BIO 132 - Human Bio II, and it's the equivalent of my school's BIO 202 - A&P II and another community college's BIO 132 - Human A&P II.

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Could be the same in your school. For my school, A & P is different than Human Body. Human Body is a great overview of the body systems and is for criminal justice majors and such. A & P is for massage therapy and nursing students. :)

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