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A&P Supplements/Software?

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Ohhh you don't need to spend that kind of money to get through A&P. I loved both A&P classes and got A's in both lectures and labs. Go to every class, take notes, read the text, do the work on the cd or book's website. Put in at least 12 hours a week in study time, write note cards to review from. Its all memorization, you can do it!

You tube also has some good videos about AP topics, or just google the topics you feel you want to get more information on, and you can usually find class notes, quizzes, articles, study guides, etc, all for free.

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I've already done all the cheap/free things...and I'm still BARELY going to scrape up a passing grade IF I do at all. And my mom said that she's willing to pay whatever, especially since if I repeat it'll cost at least $500, and neither of us would be happy about that.

getbodysmart.com helped me a lot in Anatomy. Not so much for physio though.

What about going for tutoring? Most colleges offer free tutoring. Maybe you need some help with your study skills.

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It's not study skills...I have all As and Bs except A&P.

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The physiology side is more of the problem...

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