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  1. @Kotylynne- I liked Advanced Physiology myself. It picks up where APHY 101 and 102 left off, so it was kind of cool to brush up on some of the 101 concepts that I hadn't seen for awhile. It's pretty in depth too, so you end up touching on some of your chemistry knowledge too (cell-membrane transport, electro-chemical gradients, etc). I asked one of the professors if advanced physio or the microbiology would prepare me further on down the road, and he suggested advanced physiology. I recommend taking it with Dr. Burgess. He's actually a Chiropractor and seems to really know his stuff and how things work in the real world. He's fair and there are a couple opportunities for extra credit too. If you have to miss a test, he lets you make up one missed test at the end of the semester.
  2. I just submitted my application for Spring 2020 in Indianapolis! I decided to take my TEAS right after completing Advanced Physiology so all my science knowledge was fairly fresh. I ended up getting a 90 overall and doing really well in science! Applying with 148 pts to the Indy/Lawrence campus- good luck everyone!

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