Anatomy & Physiology at Quincy College

Miffy · May 23, 2015

Hi! I took A+P at Quincy College last summer and I found it to be pretty easy as long as you do your readings, and study the labeled figures in your book. My professor gave us study guides to follow along with during class, and as long as you studied those well you could do well on the tests. We also had online quizzes before each class, which were about 10 questions each and also manageable. The professor I had was extremely helpful and understanding, and offered tutoring to students who were struggling. I learned more in A+P at Quincy College than I did in a previous Physiology course at a 4-year university that was much more expensive. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask, and good luck in your course this summer! :)

USMCRN2015 · May 23, 2015

Take Prof Kumar for A&P if you can. You won't regret it.

eternalspring · May 24, 2015

Thanks everyone! @knlake - which professor did you have last summer?

Miffy · May 24, 2015

I had Professor Gulati, I would highly recommend him!

Spinmass, ADN, BSN, RN, EMT-B · May 24, 2015

I had Gulati for A&P 1 and he was excellent. You will do well if you follow the reading and use the study guides that he gives you. He is not easy though, you will work for your grade.

umbdude, MSN, APRN · May 24, 2015

I took all my pre-reqs at Quincy. The classes are very good. A&P in the summer will be hard if you're shooting for an "A". I took A&P I in the summer and I was studying at least 2-4 hours per day just for that class. Just read and quiz yourself constantly, and set plenty of time aside to study.

eternalspring · May 27, 2015

Thanks everyone. Does anyone have any old study materials that they would be willing to give me?

**emergenceRN17, ASN, BSN, RN** · May 28, 2015

liwsports: I have an A&P coloring workbook that you can have. I barely colored in it. I might have some other stuff as well.

eternalspring · Jun 2, 2015

@hopefulRN'17 Great! Unfortunately I cannot PM people on here yet. The best way to get in contact with me would be via email - which is the same my username but @gmail.com

rj_gunner · Jun 9, 2015

I tool A+P 1 and 2 at QC and both were great classes. Took menard for ap 1 lecture but took trespalcios for both labs and the lecture component of 2 in 2013. I have never ever ever taken a class where I still to this day can recall so much information from. people often look at QC as just another community college but the professors in the science and nursing classes are top notch, even better than some other schools I've been to (and I've been to 3 other universities/colleges).

Use the study guides and read the book, even if you skim it the night before class you'll feel so much better prepared and be able to recall topics in class and lecture. And get the textbook online, do NOT pay for it! I never bought a text book at QC, they use Pearson so you can usually find PDF's for free. I have the copy for micro and a+p if you need it, but I think they changed versions for the a+p book.

Seaglass1972 · Dec 19, 2015

I am taking A&P I this Spring 2016. Did anyone have Professor Small? Plymouth Campus.