Did anyone think that A&P II was an easier course than A&P I?

winterlights08 · May 9, 2012

In retrospect, it was definitely easier. It wasn't so much memorization and more physiology as others have said. Also, in A&P 1, we were tested on five chapters a time..A&P II at the most was three chapters per test. It was still a lot of info, but easier somehow.

otilika · May 9, 2012

I didn't think that A&P II was much easier, but I can say that I was more relaxed about it, as I was already familiar with the structure of the course. I got the same grade in both A&P I and II, but in A&PI I had higher scores on exams, because I was so anxious and I tried really really really hard to study everything.

Tammy Sensel · May 9, 2012

I thought that A&P II was easier than A&P I. It was just that you had learned the basics about systems in I and now in systems II it's just how everything in systems I makes all of the rest of the systems work.

mom2ccg · May 10, 2012

I don't know if A and P 2 was easier but certainly more interesting to me therefore making it easier to study for and learn. Made A's in both but if I had to do one over again it would be AP2. Just my opinion.

Darkstar1485, BSN, CNA, LPN, RN · May 10, 2012

I thought A&P I was easy because I'm very good at memorizing things.

Cherry02 · May 10, 2012

I had a harder time with A&P II. At least it seemed like I did. I did better on A&P II lecture exams, but worse on lab quizzes and practicals compared to A&P I. However, in A&P I we were offered a lot of extra credit...A&P II there was very little of it...so maybe that is why it seemed harder..? I think so much depends on the school and the instructor and how hard they want to make it..