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pharm 200

ill be going into my ban program the thing is the intro to nursing class have bad teachers this semester so I wanted to take pharmacy and pathology without my intro to nursing and human development 100 class. Do you think its wise to jump into pharmacy and patho I won't have clinicals just these to classes and two philosophy classes and maybe a gym class

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    The Intro to Nursing teachers may be the same for the next several semesters, as often nursing programs have set teachers for particular courses. Intro to Nursing courses typically don't include much about pharm, etc., but focus instead on basics of nursing care. It's just what you want to do, but keep in mind, as I said, that the Intro teachers may not change. And really, you will have 'bad teachers" etc. in your life, including nursing school and the nursing field, so you can't always avoid them. Could be a growth opportunity for you, actually. Good luck in your pursuit!

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    Your right ill suck it up and grow up

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    Moved to General Nursing Student for more response.

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