Anatomy Tutoring

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I couldn't get into a Human Anatomy class this spring.

I'm thinking of signing up for Anatomy Tutoring so I'm prepared to ace the summer session of Anatomy.

I've got a light load for the spring semester.

Thanks for your thoughts.

Bo

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One option instead of paying for tutoring is to just sit in on the class. I've done that in the past and it's been pretty helpful.

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one option instead of paying for tutoring is to just sit in on the class. i've done that in the past and it's been pretty helpful.

thats a great idea! hey if you have the time, why not? thanks for that tip :)

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The small regional campus of the major state college I go to has such small rooms that they have to limit the # of students by the # of seats in the classroom. We literally don't have room for students to "sit" in on the classes, although it is a great idea. You might have to ask the prof or administration. Good luck!!

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Great if your instructor allows it. In my school, A&P classes are always full and difficult to get into. Instructors can't take more than what they have seating for. You can freshen up your bio and chem and start studying on your own for A&P if you got the time and motivation which sounds like you do. Good thinking ahead.

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Great suggestion. I probably be doing that next semester if I don't get in. :)

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This is a no brainer. Tutoring is free at Austin Community College for Anatomy and Physiology (one on one and open labs) plus Pharmacology/dosage caoulations) and Pharmacology Exam Reviews.

Anatomy tutoring starts Monday.

Bo

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Cool...Bo..take full advantage of it. Lucky you!

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