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Love it or rather die?

Which pre-req did you love the most?

Me: tie between Microbiology and Nutrition :redbeathe

Which would you rather die than re-take?

Me: Inorganic, Organic and Biological Chem :barf01:

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The one that I loved the most was Microbiology and the one that I don't want to retake is College Algebra. :)

We didn't have pre-reqs but I hated Statistics the most.

I liked the sociologies and pyschologies, thought those were interesting.

Love: A&P :)

Hates with a passion : Chemistry

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Micro was fun.

Hate any and all math classes.

(oh and psych with a very wacky teacher is not fun either - especially when he promotes the premise that it is fine for kids to watch their parents have sex because, ya know, in some village far far away in the deepest part of Africa there is a village where kids and parents are in the same little hut with no walls between them and those kids are in the same room with parents who have sex and there is no harm, no foul there AND people who homeschool their kids are hillbilly right wing wacko Christian cultish nutjobs who should have their kids taken away . . oh gosh don't get me started here). ... . :uhoh3:

steph

I didn't really hate any of them, well, at least not once I finished the class. lol

Overall I loved A&P, the lab portion of MicroSUX!, and seeing finished papers in English. :p

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Ok, so let me get this straight, the guy thought parents that wanted their children to have a better education than what crap education they would get in a public school are nuts for homeschooling their children, but having children watch their parents having sex is ok and should be encouraged. Sounds like he is the wacko and should be fired! :angryfire

Micro was fun.

Hate any and all math classes.

(oh and psych with a very wacky teacher is not fun either - especially when he promotes the premise that it is fine for kids to watch their parents have sex because, ya know, in some village far far away in the deepest part of Africa there is a village where kids and parents are in the same little hut with no walls between them and those kids are in the same room with parents who have sex and there is no harm, no foul there AND people who homeschool their kids are hillbilly right wing wacko Christian cultish nutjobs who should have their kids taken away . . oh gosh don't get me started here). ... . :uhoh3:

steph

For some reason I loved organic chem. I think because it was so sequential and organized. Love A&P too. Hated my nutrition class and micro (both were lousy teachers though so that's probably why).

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Ok, so let me get this straight, the guy thought parents that wanted their children to have a better education than what crap education they would get in a public school are nuts for homeschooling their children, but having children watch their parents having sex is ok and should be encouraged. Sounds like he is the wacko and should be fired! :angryfire

You got it . . . frustrating as heck.

steph

Loved A&P I & II Great Instructor

Hated Micro Instructor was horrible. I would rather eat worms than take this class again.

Loved Micro :loveya:

Hated Statistics :banghead:

I love my A&P class. :D

Loved A&P.

Hated making Venn Diagrams.

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