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I'm taking AP 1 in a 6 week course now and It's hell. So I can only imagine 4 week. I do know a friend who has done this and received an A . He said that he had to drop all his other courses so he could pass this class . That's really difficult and in order to be really successful you need to not have any other courses with it and be really determined.
A&P2 is a little different from A&P1 - I found that making flashcards didn't help as much, because it's very comprehensive and requires understanding body processes rather than memorizing body parts. I didn't take it over the summer, but I did get an A. I'd suggest reading each of the chapters 2 or 3 times, highlighting key elements, and even writing notes from the book - these things encourage active reading, and seemed to be immensely helpful for me. It will take up a huge amount of time, but it'll be so worth it.
I also copied the lecture slides by hand - writing things down helped me learn the information more easily.
I did this last summer, got an A-. Was it easy hell no. You must eat breathe sleep A&P. For lab I took pictures of the models, printed out the pictures then labeled them with numbers. Then I would test myself. That is how I passed lab with a 98%. Then you have lecture which was half of the grade. I just kept reading and reading and reading the material. If I was lost I would talk with the professor right away. BTW I did it with 5 kids (my youngest was 6 months old who was also breastfed). I couldn't work during that time.
Apples9847
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I'm taking A&P 2 right now in a 4 week period. We have 2 tests a week. All of the tests are fill in the blank/short answer. Has anyone else survived this? Do you have any survival/study tips? Lol.