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Just an opinion, what has been the hardest pre-class u have taken
...a lot of people say A&P but I thought it was easy..now math I struggle...
I would have to say chem as well! I study so much and I am not kidding! I had two tutors one was free through the school and I would see her every Fri. for 2-3 hours. Then I had a private tutor which charged $40 an hour and I would see her twice a week; two hours each time. Plus I studied a lot on my own and barely passed. I strive for A's and B's, however, that C looked BEAUTIFUL!!!
I would have to say chem as well! I study so much and I am not kidding! I had two tutors one was free through the school and I would see her every Fri. for 2-3 hours. Then I had a private tutor which charged $40 an hour and I would see her twice a week; two hours each time. Plus I studied a lot on my own and barely passed. I strive for A's and B's, however, that C looked BEAUTIFUL!!!
lol. Your school didn't have a tutoring center? Mine did. I was in there every day for College Algebra.
Tough one. Chemistry I love, really easy. Anatomy was a bore with all the memoriation, physio was Meh. Labs were boring. I really enjoyed micro, so much as I am going fo be assisting the instructor and help tutor students.
I have biochem/o chem in the fall so we will see. Probably a piece of cake since I am a science person.
I would say developmental psych was tough. It was onlije and my teacher was brutal. He made like taking a graduate class.
So far, my hardest class since I've been taking prereqs has been A&P 1. I had already taken General Chem (not O chem) and passed with a B. I ended up dropping A&P after 6 weeks of an 8 week summerschool course. I think that the different prereqs are harder or easier because of several factors. 1: some people are better @ rote memorization, some people are visual, some people need to understand the whys/hows/interconectedness (this is me).
A&P was hard for me because my instructor couldn't explain the "why?", she was disorganized and I'm not a natural born memorizer. A&P requires a student to memorize the A and understand (or at least be able to explain) the P. LOL!
Even in a class like Chemistry, some teachers teach it using all algebra and formulas. My teacher taught it in a way that made sense logically without the need for algebra.
I think the key to suCcess in any prereq is to get a general understanding of the subject matter as well as the teaching style. Tis way you can adapt the material to suit your learning style.
SBJustBreathe, ASN, RN
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For me so far Statistics has been the worst. I'm horrible at math. I ended up with a C in the class and was thankful. I thought Chem would be bad because of all the math, but I got a B in the class and it ended up not being so bad. I studied my booty off.