I'm just getting back to school after a 2-year medical leave of absence wherein I discovered that I wanted to be a nurse. I'm taking my pre-reqs part-time while working full-time; started this past summer and applying to an ADN evening program for Fall 2012. I am registered for A+P and Microbiology this fall, but from what I'm hearing, I'm getting a little nervous. Am I crazy for taking these both at the same time while working 40 hours a week as I have been told I am [by faculty/other nursing students]? Obviously, I would like to do well in BOTH of these classes.
I did very well in AP Bio and other science courses in high school, but after being out of school so long, I'm a little rusty. I'm a little neurotic anyway so I just want to be extra-prepared. Are there any good resources out there to refresh my chemistry/bio? Or any advice on taking both of these courses at once?
Anything that could alleviate my jitters would be appreciated! Thank you!
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I'm just getting back to school after a 2-year medical leave of absence wherein I discovered that I wanted to be a nurse. I'm taking my pre-reqs part-time while working full-time; started this past summer and applying to an ADN evening program for Fall 2012. I am registered for A+P and Microbiology this fall, but from what I'm hearing, I'm getting a little nervous. Am I crazy for taking these both at the same time while working 40 hours a week as I have been told I am [by faculty/other nursing students]? Obviously, I would like to do well in BOTH of these classes.
I did very well in AP Bio and other science courses in high school, but after being out of school so long, I'm a little rusty. I'm a little neurotic anyway so I just want to be extra-prepared. Are there any good resources out there to refresh my chemistry/bio? Or any advice on taking both of these courses at once?
Anything that could alleviate my jitters would be appreciated! Thank you!