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The first semester is winding down and now it's early spring registration week. Since I am a current student, but haven't technically earned any credits yet, I get to register the very last day of early registration week:o
I had already made up my preferred class list before registration opened (that way you can register all classes at once vs searching for each one then registering). This, however, doesn't save you a spot in the class. I put A&P1 on. There is one evening A&P class that had 24 spots. I checked this morning and the class is full! I don't get to register until tuesday. Blah.
I will keep checking but if a spot doesn't open, I will have to fill the spot with another class. THere are several spots still left open in Microbiology but I'm hesitant to take it first because a friend who is a nurse said to take it after both A&P classes.
So those of you who have been through both, should I take it last or does it even really matter? Under micro, the only thing it says is it is strongly recommended student have recently taken high school chemistry and biology or completed the basic biological concepts class which I am finishing up right now.
If nothing else, I have a bunch of other classes I can take. I just wanted to get the major science ones started.
I was just talking to someone in my A&P II class the other day, and we were saying how we wished we had taken Micro before A&P because all the practice with the microscope would really help in A&P labIf you can take the class, I suggest taking whatever is available. Best of luck!
Isn't that the truth....micro really teaches you how to use that microscope.... I had micro last semester and it's helping me tremendously in my current A&P2 class.
JaxiaKiley
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I was just talking to someone in my A&P II class the other day, and we were saying how we wished we had taken Micro before A&P because all the practice with the microscope would really help in A&P lab
If you can take the class, I suggest taking whatever is available. Best of luck!