3 week AP II summer course - any advice?

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i was wondering if any of you have experience taking a&p ii over a 3 week summer course? it is the closest course to my house and offered in the evening. the other classes are further and i would need childcare (which i don't really have the $$ for.

i am currently taking a&p i and my grade so far is 97%. i am really tempted to do this but i have to have a b for the class to count.

any advice/info would be much appreciated. tia!

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Specializes in Critical Care.

That sounds risky...

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Sounds like you have a good handle on it. Don't be scared, if you put the effort into it you will do fine. I have to take a three week CHEM course next month, so I'm right there with ya. Good Luck!!

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Wow! 3 weeks sounds intense!! You obviously have a good handle so far, but will you be able to devote enough time out of class to keep up? Can you work out daycare for your kids for just the 3 weeks so you can really focus on the class? I feel your pain on childcare expenses. I about died when I found out what it would cost to put my 2 in full time daycare this Fall. I'm trying to get creative with my scheduling and rely on family as much as possible to cut down on that expense.

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How is that even possible? What are the days and hours?

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Mine is 6 hours days ( 3 hrs lec, 3 hr lab), 5 days a week for 3 weeks.!!!!

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WOW! And I thought I was crazy taking Spanish 1 and 2 over the summer (6 weeks each) I just don't see how the brain can retain all that information. We gotta do what we gotta do. :)

Good luck

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a 97 in a&p1? that's impressive :)! sounds like you should have a great foundation for a&p2. don't be intimidated by the intensity. you know what your up against, just buckle down and give it your all:heartbeat

my advice: go for it!

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the class is MTWR 5:30 - 10 pm. it seems crazy to me but they offer it every summer so it must be possible, right? it doesn't start until july so i would the whole month of june to try to study and get ahead for a & p II. thanks so much for the feedback!

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I got an A+ in AP 1 and A&P 2 an A so far. I still think it is too risky. You might end up with a B. If you think u can handle it, go for it. Good Luck!

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I ended up with an A in both A&P 1 & 2, took A&P 1 over the summer (6 weeks). A&P 2 was more intense and I took it over the fall semester which was longer than the summer. It is risky but if you have no other option you can still break away with a B.

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