Human Development and A&P II in a semester is this EXTREME???

pixiestudent2 · Jul 2, 2012

You will be fine.

inquiringRN2B · Jul 2, 2012

Thanks Sali22, any info on what to expect in each class besides what's already understood study time and determination.

lovedijah · Jul 2, 2012

You'll be fine. I don't think human development is "easy" but I didn't find it to be so difficult I was stressed. You have a good balance as long as you stay on top of things.

EMT89 · Jul 2, 2012

If you've had a general psychology course before, you will be fine. For A&P2 make tables for the hormones and different organs (where they are located, target, effect, action, functions, structures).

leenak · Jul 2, 2012

I worked 50 hours week and took Human Development and Microbiology together. Human Development was really easy and Micro wasn't too challenging. I imagine it wouldn't be much different.

inquiringRN2B · Jul 2, 2012

I appreciate every response. @ EMT 89 I will definitely use the diagram for the endocrine system. Thanks!

Izonme · Jul 3, 2012

I am currently taking Human Growth and Development for summer along with a prep-math, and Humanities class. It has been super easy and I have online courses which means more work than a normal classroom. Good luck and you will be fine!

NICUmiiki, DNP, NP · Jul 3, 2012

I think you'd have to stretch it really far to make 6-7 hours of anything at the undergrad level 'Extreme.' Maybe if you worked two jobs and was a single parent?

Stephalump · Jul 3, 2012

I think you'd have to stretch it really far to make 6-7 hours of anything at the undergrad level 'Extreme.' Maybe if you worked two jobs and was a single parent?

I'm with Miki on this this. Unless you have some other commitments not otherwise stated, you'd be left with over 100 hours a week that could be used for studying. I think any two classes could be mastered with that kind of time.

inquiringRN2B · Jul 3, 2012

I think you'd have to stretch it really far to make 6-7 hours of anything at the undergrad level 'Extreme.' Maybe if you worked two jobs and was a single parent?

Thanks for responding , Miiki are you speaking from experience as a prenursing student or just having idea of undergraduate studies?

inquiringRN2B · Jul 3, 2012

I'm with Miki on this this. Unless you have some other commitments not otherwise stated, you'd be left with over 100 hours a week that could be used for studying. I think any two classes could be mastered with that kind of time.

Thanks Stephalump, any input on the actual class?