Which Class is an Easy A? - page 2

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   Apr 23, '04

   Joined: Oct '03; Posts: 1,980; Likes: 95

   Psychology, Statistics, Algebra, Comp and writing classes, Human Growth and Development, Sociology. I think that's about all I can think without looking at my prereq list.
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   Apr 23, '04

   Joined: Aug '03; Posts: 1,284; Likes: 358

   I'm currently in psych, and I have a very hard instructor. (we test over 3 chapters each week) I'm struggling with an average of 86%, but my easier classes have been: Fundamentals of speech, College Writing, Algebra, and Critical thinking.
   After reading through the thread, You all helped me decide on my fall schedule. I went ahead and registered to take growth & dev , sociology & number systems (metric ect) together. I hope these classes are as easy as you all say they are! I'm going to wait to take A&P alone.

   Last edit by S.N. Visit on Apr 24, '04
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   Apr 23, '04

   Occupation: Registered Nurse Specialty: ICU ; Joined: Dec '03; Posts: 612; Likes: 24

   Nutrition, A&P, Statistics, Human Growth and Development
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   Apr 23, '04

   Occupation: LPN/Charge Nurse Specialty: Geriatrics/Alzheimer's ; Joined: May '03; Posts: 715; Likes: 18

   For me Algebra is my worst. Usually end up with C's, no matter how hard I try.
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   Apr 23, '04

   Occupation: Lactation consultant, L&D RN, some postpartum Specialty: OB, lactation ; Joined: Oct '03; Posts: 1,951; Likes: 96

   During my nursing prereq's, definitely psych/ socio/ and development. But I think it's 90% in the instructor as to whether a class is an easy A or not!
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   Apr 23, '04

   Occupation: Urgent Care APRN Specialty: 6 year(s) of experience in ER ; From: US ; Joined: Apr '04; Posts: 181

   Algebra!!! I take A&P and chemistry this fall
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   Apr 23, '04

   Occupation: ED RN Specialty: Emergency Dept, M/S ; Joined: Jan '04; Posts: 1,462; Likes: 104

   Psych, Sociology and a totally stupid computer course (like how to use Word - UGH!) were all very easy A's. I've gotten all A's so far (*knocking on all wood in sight!*), but not all were easy.
   
   I'm hoping A&P will turn out to be easy(ier) since I'm finishing Human Bio right now.
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   Apr 23, '04

   Occupation: OR Nurse Joined: Feb '04; Posts: 565; Likes: 11

   Everything that wasn't A&P or nursing, oh, or algebra. I guess it's because I'm left handed. That's my excuse and I"m sticking to it.
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   Apr 23, '04

   Occupation: Home Health Patient Education Resource Nurse Specialty: 10 year(s) of experience in Hemodialysis, Home Health ; From: US ; Joined: Aug '02; Posts: 21,359; Likes: 7,204

   Quote from nursemichelle

   Psychology for me too, it was soooo common sense! Comp 1 and Comp 2 were also way easy, but I love English though. Now, Chemistry will be a whole different ballgame!

   Heh heh....... same here ! ITA with the above.
   
   Interesting how different ppl find numbers, sciences, etc. to be easier for them, whereas with others it's the psych and languages.
   
   Right brain/Left brain thing?
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    Apr 25, '04

    Joined: Apr '04; Posts: 116; Likes: 1

    Human Nutrition
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    Apr 25, '04

    Occupation: RN Specialty: 15 year(s) of experience ; Joined: Oct '02; Posts: 4,763; Likes: 844

    Art, A&P I, Writing 101 & 102, all psych and soc classes, Intro to Health Care, and P.E.!
    
    I saw one poster said that Algebra was their easy A. Algebra was the most difficult A of my life.
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    Apr 25, '04

    Joined: Mar '04; Posts: 5,926; Likes: 15

    I don't have to take Algebra...Hmmmm...maybe because I took it in high school? I had to take a Mathematics course that is similar to statistics but isn't actually statistics....It was my hardest "A"..that's for sure!
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    Apr 25, '04

    Occupation: RN/ part time medical transcriptionist Joined: Jul '03; Posts: 604; Likes: 5

    God bless you all who sailed through A&P and chem with A's!! I truly admire you. They were my greatest challenge. My A's came from Writing, Sociology, Psych and Returning Adults Phys Ed (we were only required to go on the treadmill and take nature walks outside weather permitting).

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