Hey everyone. I'm picking out classes for next semester. So far I have:
-Eng 2
These are the classes I'm trying to decide what pairs well with each other. I'm the type of student that can get As in hard classes if I only take 2 hard classes per semester paired with 1-2 easier classes. Here they are (they are all requirements for the ADN program here at my school):
-Statistics
-Chem 1
-A&P 1
-Microbio 1
-Devp Psych
-Urban Studies
I planned on taking Chem + Stat but I took algebra this past semester and bombed it (got an F , luckily it's not considered for the RN program). I figured taking two classes that require a decent load of math wouldn't be too smart since I need to maintain As to be accepted for this program. I'm not poor in Math, I just haven't taken any since senior year H.S. so my foundation is weak.
Should I take ENG 2, Devp Psych, and Urban studies + a non-required class like history?
My goal is to maintain As, since the program is very competitive (3.8 recommended, I have a 3.7 right now, 2.7 cumulative)
Thanks!
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Hey everyone. I'm picking out classes for next semester. So far I have:
-Eng 2
These are the classes I'm trying to decide what pairs well with each other. I'm the type of student that can get As in hard classes if I only take 2 hard classes per semester paired with 1-2 easier classes. Here they are (they are all requirements for the ADN program here at my school):
-Statistics
-Chem 1
-A&P 1
-Microbio 1
-Devp Psych
-Urban Studies
I planned on taking Chem + Stat but I took algebra this past semester and bombed it (got an F
, luckily it's not considered for the RN program). I figured taking two classes that require a decent load of math wouldn't be too smart since I need to maintain As to be accepted for this program. I'm not poor in Math, I just haven't taken any since senior year H.S. so my foundation is weak.
Should I take ENG 2, Devp Psych, and Urban studies + a non-required class like history?
My goal is to maintain As, since the program is very competitive (3.8 recommended, I have a 3.7 right now, 2.7 cumulative)
Thanks!