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Published Oct 2, 2004
Which classes have you had the hardest time in?
DZcarrie
178 Posts
i am surprised by this also, but....
A&P.
we just had our first exam and many of us left close to, or in tears!
not like we didn't study!
Truly_Blessed
423 Posts
I would have to say micro. and just recently A&P:rolleyes:
klone, MSN, RN
14,683 Posts
A&P, definitely. I was just venting about it in another thread. I've got 4 more weeks left until the final exam. At this point, I'm just hoping to get 50% on the final exam and pass the class. At my lowest points, I'm actually sweating a bit, because if I don't get a C, I'll be kicked out of the nursing program (since it's a prerequisite to 2nd semester).
The cellular anatomy of muscles and the nervous system is just SO complex, and there is SO MUCH INFO to know.
Tweety, BSN, RN
33,495 Posts
A&P was a lot of work and studying so in that respect it was the hardest. But the most difficult for me were the Englishes. English composition and term papers were tough for me.
jenrninmi, MSN, RN
1,975 Posts
For prereq's it was BioChem. For actual nursing classes, I'd say Med/Surg, but I sure have learned a lot and have got the hang of it.
shape0fmyheart
260 Posts
My first semester of A&P (due to the teacher), and Microbiology.. though once I got the hang of that class I really did love it.
shyne
249 Posts
chemistry
dixienurse2be
148 Posts
Pharm....my instructor is in the military and you can tell in her class...most of us leave either cussing, in tears, or ready to drink after her classes
NCDiane
6 Posts
I thought it was A & P I and II until I started my nursing courses. Now I'm singing a whole different tune!
shel_wny
336 Posts
I can identify! I thought A&P II would be a bear until I began the nursing program. Now it's my "easy class." Isn't that awful!? :imbar
Shel
stressgal, RN
589 Posts
Pre req, Chemistry. Right now I am taking Pharmacology, this is considered to be the next "weeding out" class. I'll keep you posted!
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