I have 4 classes to take - microbiology, developmental psychology, A&P II, and chemistry for health sciences.
I am trying to decide how I should take these classes - I will be taking 2 in the fall and 2 in the spring.
Would it be too difficult to take a Chemistry for Health Science class this fall (which has a good instructor and is suppose to be a good overall class) along with a difficult instructor for Microbiology without it consuming my life.
Also, I took A&P I in the spring 2013 and wouldn't be taking A&P II until the spring 2014, so that is an 8 month length between the 2 classes. Is that too long? The pre-entrance nursing exam that I am taking at my school covers A&P II for science. So, it would be beneficial for me to take A&P II right before this exam, which will be in June 2014 right after I complete A&P II.
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I have 4 classes to take - microbiology, developmental psychology, A&P II, and chemistry for health sciences.
I am trying to decide how I should take these classes - I will be taking 2 in the fall and 2 in the spring.
Would it be too difficult to take a Chemistry for Health Science class this fall (which has a good instructor and is suppose to be a good overall class) along with a difficult instructor for Microbiology without it consuming my life.
Also, I took A&P I in the spring 2013 and wouldn't be taking A&P II until the spring 2014, so that is an 8 month length between the 2 classes. Is that too long? The pre-entrance nursing exam that I am taking at my school covers A&P II for science. So, it would be beneficial for me to take A&P II right before this exam, which will be in June 2014 right after I complete A&P II.