Ivy Tech TEAS and APHY 201 ?

[StillSliding]

Ganc:

Use the practice exams on the course compass web site. Take them over and over. That works for me.

[all4Him7]

If Kokomo uses the same text as Evansville Ivy Tech Hole's Human Anatomy & Physiology 11th edition. Look on page 709 & 710 for digestive system. The chapter summary. Our teacher gives a study guide for the test, but basically the study guide is the chapter summary on paper. I just memorize it. The chapter summary is all the critical info pulled out of the chapter.

[IndyIvy]

You're talking about Advanced Physio, right? Everyone that I know that has taken this course has said that it is extremely difficult!!! I've decided to take one of the other options. I'm too scared of that class!

[all4Him7]

Sorry,

I thought you meant aphy 102. I don't plan on taking that class. I'm sticking with Micro & Chem.

[StillSliding]

Ganc:

I replied too quick on this one...sorry. Course compass is for ANP 102 . I do plan on taking 201, hopefully I will find a study buddy for test also.

[SusanLJ]

I checked last night I think and all the CHEM 101 courses through SB are full.

Kgle,

Don't know if you're still interested, but there are 3 spots open for CHEM101, online out of SB. Section 14588. HTH

[Lennonninja, MSN, APRN, NP]

Aphy 201 is *incredibly* difficult and I feel like I'm barely treading water. However, I'm committed to sticking it out because I feel like I'll be more prepared for nursing school with the experience I'm gaining in this class.

[deception9999]

when taking the TEAS, look at the subject headings under each section (for instance, verbal reasoning, algebra, etc.) and study up on those sections that caused the deficiency. no use studying all over again what you excelled in before. that way, you only study the problem areas.

[obicurn]

deception9999, Are you a current student at Ivy Tech, or a former student?

[deception9999]

current and former, if that makes sense.