Is it a good idea to take chemistry 2 and a&p1 this summer? Its a 7 week class

ItsThatJenGirl, CNA · May 3, 2017

I'm taking Chem II this summer over 5 weeks, but I wouldn't recommend taking A&P in that short time period alongside it. It's a lot of material and memorization.

Just my two cents :)

Simplistic · May 3, 2017

I dont recommend taking ANY science classes during the summer. You need time to grasp all of the material.

BreeBSNRN · May 4, 2017

I'm taking microbiology in an 8 week summer session starting May 16th. I'm finishing up A&P 1 for this spring term and have an A so im taking A&P II in the second summer session which will start July the 11th and its 5 weeks long. It all depends on how you study and what YOU know you're capable of. However, I wouldn't take them BOTH at the SAME time. Just my opinion.

And let me Add...I take A&P 1, while enrolled in Eng II, Nutrition, Dev psych, and PE (to be core complete). I do wish I would have taken A&P with "easier" classes, however, I still managed to get an A, as well as get an A in ALL my other classes too, while working full time and being married with a 2yr old son.

future_nurse100 · May 5, 2017

What if I decided to take only anatomy? Would that be a good idea?

ybvmoveon · May 5, 2017

honestly, it all depends on how good the professor is. If you already heard good reviews about the professor, I don't see any problem with it. But at the same time. it's important that you learn A&P otherwise it'll come back to bite you in the buttoucks later.

crossfitandnursing · May 5, 2017

Like others have said, it depends on the professor but also how you learn and what else you have going on in life, such as a job, family, etc. I'm taking A&P II and Precalc this summer on top of working. But I also retain information/memorize easily and absorb a lot just by being in class. (And I've already taken calculus so precalc is more of a refresher for me since it's been a few years.) So again, it really just depends on you and if you believe you can handle it!