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A&p 1 Only?

Does any one else here only have to take A&P1 for the nursing program? I have been seeing people talk about A&P2 I wonder why my program you only have the one? I guess I will have to call Monday to find out.

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Does any one else here only have to take A&P1 for the nursing program? I have been seeing people talk about A&P2 I wonder why my program you only have the one? I guess I will have to call Monday to find out.

Not every program divides A&P into two separate classes. The school I originally applied to has just one A&P class. The school I transfered to has A&P 1 and 2 but my one A&P from the other school fulfilled my requirement of both at the new school (hope that makes sense!)

Good luck

T

Yes, it's different by which school you go to. I took two separate courses

1st Anatomy (with lab); then the following semester took Human Physiology (with lab). It wasn't A&P combined.

I took A&P and it was six credit hours. We were in class for 5 hours a week and had lab for 2 hours a week. The program I've applied to requires I and II. My class counted for both!!!

My school has A&P 1,2,and 3, or BI 231, BI232, BI 233, and Micro all are required piror to enterance to the program

I had A&P all In one 15 week course. I went to lab right after lecture twice a week.

My school combines the two courses into one. It's 6 credits and you are at the campus 6 hours a week for lab and lecture.

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