Published May 14, 2007
justme1972
2,441 Posts
I was just wondering. I have just recovered from this semester of double-math classes, and wondering if I am going to get a break from it this summer.
jill48, ASN, RN
612 Posts
no.
Kina21
71 Posts
sometimes they make you calculate magnification or levels of things but that's about it...you'll get a much needed break
I just finished A&P I and II for the second time (the first was twelve years ago) and we never had to calculate magnification of anything. Maybe it's just different with different schools. Though actually, I took it at two different schools.
sissyboo
162 Posts
I didn't have any math in A&P...
donsterRN, ASN, BSN
2,558 Posts
Nope, no math in A&P for me, either. Thank God.
Iwannabeababynurse
144 Posts
nope i didn't have any math to do in a&p1 thank god.
Multicollinearity, BSN, RN
3,119 Posts
The only math I remember in A&P was calculating MAP. So...it's 99.99% math free.
I was surprised that I had to calculate logarithm w/microbial growth in microbiology.
Ok, I was sort of worried about it because I have heard where alot of schools want you to take Chemistry as an AP pre-req, so then I started thinking, "Oh jeez, please tell me it's not going to be like Chem".
I'm still traumatized from my Chem ordeal :)
Thanks everyone! I feel so much better!
txspadequeenRN, BSN, RN
4,373 Posts
if it did i never would have made it out alive..nope no math
lisabeth
1,087 Posts
Chemistry would definitly help, but I made it through with A's in both without any chemistry. You can do it.
catzy5
1,112 Posts
we had to calculate magnification the first semester 101, but I hardly call that math. We also had to do some conversions we had a whole lab on going from metrics to english and back again but again if you just had two semesters of math it will be a cake walk.