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I took A&P1 and micro during the Fall 2016 quarter and it was by far the toughest quarter I've had, yet. It was soooo much work, but I managed to get B's in both classes. I feel like I could have done much better in both of those classes if I hadn't taken them together.
I'm looking forward to next quarter because I'm taking A&P2 with lifespan psychology.
Thanks everyone! I feel like I could handle it. I'm actually dual-enrolled and since I'm homeschooled I don't have any school work except for my college classes. I'm on a program where I get everything free--and I live at home so I don't have to work. So...school is my only focus. Maybe that will make it easier for me... Please do let me know how it goes though!!
I am in a similar boat, but you're quite a bit ahead of me. I'm looking into getting a BSN as my second undergrad and a MSN specializing in psychiatric nursing as my second grad degree. I'm really excited about it because i've always been good at science. I took A & P in high school and we dissected cats (why cats, i dont know, but yeah) and i was really into it and learned everything easily. I also took biological anthropology in college and did really well on the labs where we had to memorize bones. Is A & P in college really different from high school? I'm curious because this is going to be one of the first prereq's i take.
Wow! That sounds like a heavy load! I'm planning on taking Chemistry 2, Statistics and Psych this coming summer. I'm a little worried about how much will be crammed into those few weeks but...I'm not looking forward to Chemistry at all!! (I'm taking Chem 1 this coming semester). Who knows?..I may decided I like if after all. :)
Ill be taking a&p 2, micro, nutrition, and lifespan next semester. I'm a little worried but I have to do it.
Nutrition isn't bad at all, especially since you're through with A&P I - I got a 97 in that class. It wasn't "easy", but it had a lot of similar concepts of A&P I. And Lifespan Growth and Dev was an easy A for me. I think you'll be just fine :)
Since I'm taking two sciences this next semester, I'm padding my other two classes - World Religions and Government.
Wow! That sounds like a heavy load! I'm planning on taking Chemistry 2, Statistics and Psych this coming summer. I'm a little worried about how much will be crammed into those few weeks but...I'm not looking forward to Chemistry at all!! (I'm taking Chem 1 this coming semester). Who knows?..I may decided I like if after all. :)
Stats kicked my butt (final grade is a low B for me), but I took it online, which was a mistake. Chemistry isn't bad really - the labs were fun. Psych is a pretty easy class.
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I've seen several things about how hard A & P and Micro Biology are and people who take them together don't have a life...How hard is it really?
I'm thinking about taking them together Fall 2017 and topping them off with an intro to Spanish class. Does that sound do-able?
I know the prof who teaches Micro and she's very nice, and easy to work with. I took her this semester with Biology 1107, she told me that it was a hard course. I came out of the class with A's on lab and lecture. Now I did study hard, I asked for help when I didn't understand something...We started with like 36 people in the lab and ended with around 18.
I really need to take them together if I want to reach my goal of making it into nursing school by 2018 (with ALL my prereqs out of the way!) so...any insight?