Online A &P I, II at University of Phoenix

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My husband is an employee of UOP so I get an 80% discount on classes. I've contacted the programs I plan on applying to and they accept UOP's online A&P courses. That being said, has anyone taken this course at UOP? Do you have to do group work? Did you use an ebook or a regular textbook? Is it tough (I don't mind) since it's a 7 week accerlerated course?

Thanks for any input! :)

Sounds like that is a great course in Vermont! With the discount I only have to pay $417 dollars for UOP. I'm not happy about the group work but I really need this class, I am desperate. I wish schools didn't charge out-of-state fees for distance courses. :cry:

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I loved UOP Online! I got my BS in Healthcare Administration there years ago before I went into nursing. I've taken 25 online classes in total. All of the classes are a lot of work, but it was manageable. The other poster said it right: You get 1 major paper per week, have to write usually around 3-4 "substantive" posts 4/7 days of the week, answer 3-4 discussion questions in length on top of the other posts, do a group paper with "teams" (you are assigned your team in the first week of class)...No tests though. I never took any test in any of my 25 classes. All of the classes are 'designed' the same way, as in the parameters I mentioned above. The week always begin Tuesday and ends on Tuesday. (They call it the 'electronic week', lol)

Overall, I loved my experience there. I highly recoommend!!!

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Thanks so much for your input, I really appreciate!!!:bow:

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If anyone is taking A & P II at the University of Phoenix, would you mind to send me a copy of the sylabus? I plan on taking this class in late April and would love a head start on reading the chapters the second course covers.

I loved A & P I there!! It was a lot of writing/typing, but I learned a lot.

Thanks in advance.

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