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ISP CLASSEs

Anyone ever take accelerated pre reqs (ISP)in whittier? How was a&p1&2?

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    Hi Nursinggirl11

    I have taken 5 classes at iSP and got 4 As and a B which was in chemistry 1 the first ISP class taken. Bad idea because it is a tough class to start with in order to get used to this type of accelerated program but i got an A in chem 2. Good idea on the other hand becaus eit made A&P 1,2 look like a breeze! It is doable, although it is not for everyone. If you are the type of person who prefer independent study and a fast learner, you will do well. You can still pass the classes even though you are not. It is a lot of money but it is a time savior. Done with all my science prereqs in 6 months!

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    Thank you so much! I just finished a&p 1 and now currently in A&p 2! Did it transfer okay?

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    Yep they tansferred fine. Got accepted to all the programs i have applied with them, and the ones i am still waiting for acceptance took them.

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    *UPDATE* just finished 3 classes- AP1&2 and Micro. Got all A's. Stressful but doable 3 months..

    very well worth it.

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    *UPDATE* just finished 3 classes- AP1&2 and Micro. Got all A's. Stressful but doable 3 months..

    very well worth it.

    Any tips for micro, I start next week?

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