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A&p1

Is taking a&p1 hybrid class hard? Having lectures online and labs on campus.

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I have taken both gen A&P and AA&P online. Both are doable, but as for me, I learn much better in a class and I've always enjoyed the classes more at college. A hybrid seems to be good medium.

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I'm planing on doing the 16 week hybrid this fall, but I'm not sure if it's okay to take a&p 1 and a&p2 at the same time since I have already been scheduled for a&p2 on campus. I just finished a&p1 but I received a D so I definitely want to retake to get a better grade.

I took both of my A&P courses as hybrid ones, and I liked it that way. Of course, my professor ended up using our physical "lab" time each week as more of a lecture time with some small labs every once in a while. So, I was able to take most of the tests and some work at home via the online system, but was able to get the benefit of some lectures in class.

And whether you can take A&P I and II at the same time depends on your college. I'm fairly sure most places have A&P I as a prereq to A&P II, meaning you have to complete one with a passing grade before you can take the other.

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