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Thank you ! And yes please as soon as you can let me know the name and author of the book.

I will be taking statistics in the fall ( a couple of weeks away) and math is not my strong suit and I even have a fear of it because trigonometry was a struggle. I need to do excellent. So my question is what are some methods and tips that you have found to help you not only succeed but excel in statistics ? Studying tips , note taking tips , lab work tips. Test taking tips.

The math and the chemistry are what worry me the most. But it's like I don't want to be in school for ever. I love science it's just the formula part in the chemistry is where it gets a little complicated for me. Once it comes time to take those courses I will not be working as much. And I borrowed the for dummies series from the library so I can get a head start and familiarize myself. I'm pretty worried about statistics.

Yeah for the most part I know for sure I want to do the a& p courses in the longer semesters.

I'm taking the organic chemistry because the private school i want to transfer to requires it and i'm trying to lower my costs by getting it out of the way at QCC. Unfortunately they only offer a 7 week program. CUNY allows you to go to other cuny schools for their summer sessions. And i did find a school i can take the classes at. So with that being said what would you suggest i take in the 10 week summer session.

I was thinking of doing the following: Spring 2018: chem statistics summer (7 week) 2018: a and p 1 fall 2018: a and p 2 nutrition spring 2019: micro summer 2019: organic chem

First off thank you. this breaks it down really well for me. I'm going to Queensborough Community College and ideally I would have liked to finish these courses in a year and a half- 2 years. At that QCC a& p 1,2 must be taken before you can take microbiology. that's why i was asking if i could take certain courses in the short session. I would like to finish by the end of Spring 2019. They have a 7 week summer session. so i would be starting in the spring of 2018. Spring 2018 summer 2018 Fall 2018 Spring2019 Summer 2019 My question is of the courses i mentioned can i take any in the seven week and still do really well or is it best to just take full on sessions.

Very true indeed. It's just that I figured I'll be better able to make a decision based upon researching those who have been through the process.

Hi there, thanks so much for the advice. I was wondering if it's safe to take chemistry and micro together in a twelve week session ?

So I am going the BSN route. I am taking my pre reqs at QCC ( way more cheaper this way, and I get to knock out most of the pre-reqs here) and then I will transfer to ST.Paul's for the nursing classes to complete my associates then to a four year college( most likely York because they have a bridge program if you have your associates) to complete the BSN. I have a liberal arts college degree so I have credits transferring towards the program. I want to get good grades ( As and Bs). Science is my strong suit but the formulas and math are tough for me. So the classes I need to take are listed as followed: Nutrition a &p 1 a&p 2 microbiology statistics intro to chemistry organic chemistry So My questions are as follows: Is it wise to take chemistry in a short session (7 week) ? Should I take statistics and a & p 1 together ? Should I take microbiology in a short session( 5 week) ? Whats are some study tips when taking statistics, into to chemistry & A&P 1?