Published Nov 11, 2010
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2 Posts
1. What book will I need? I plan to buy any book right now before I even get in to start memorizing and learning. To be well prepared before even going to school on the first day.
Please let me know the "toughest" subjects and what I should memorize.
elkpark
14,633 Posts
Your school will inform you what textbooks you will need (it will be a lot more than one book :)). There's no, one standard book that anyone here could tell you to buy. If you've already been accepted to a program, people there might be willing to tell you in advance what the required texts are for the first semester.
Everyone has a different, unique experience of what the "toughest" courses are. You'll just have to wait and see what turns out to be particularly hard or easy for you.
Best wishes!
mermcm83
116 Posts
I agree with the first comment. Teachers have their own unique way of teaching. I am currently in the LPN program, and honestly, if you are a new student to the medical field, or just have been out of tune for a minute, make sure that you familiarize yourself with Anatomy & Physiology...that is the basics, but it will guide you, especially through the first half. Basic math skills and good study habits have helped me. I have an A average so far, It's not easy, but I believe us students make it harder than it has to be....Good Luck to you:)
squirly
13 Posts
Oh I agree...you can't know TOO MUCH a&p!!!