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bituminous

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  1. I'm currently taking A&P I and Micro at the same time and I find A&P much more interesting, but maybe that's just my personal preference. Plus my A&P professor is awesome and my Micro professor is, well, not. Micro isn't hard though. I'm sure you'll be fine. =D
  2. I have one more week of Micro and so far my averages are: Lecture Exams: A Lecture Quizzes: B Lab Quizzes: B Lab Practicals: A And I am pretty sure I'm getting an A on my unknowns. She's also giving us a make-up quiz next week to boost our grades, so hopefully my quiz average will go up to an A, too. Good luck!!
  3. CLASSES for FALL 2006: Chemistry I CLASSES for SPRING 2007: hopefully I will be starting nursing school then PROGRAM: BSN WHEN STARTED PRE-REQs: this summer (currently taking A&P I and Micro) PROJECTED GRADUATION: 2008
  4. I am taking Micro this summer -- it's a 7-week course at the community college near my house. The book we're using is Foundations in Microbiology (5th Edition) by Kathleen Park Talaro. I am also taking A&P I at the same time and have been told I'm crazy, but so far I'm doing great. 1 week down, 6 to go. =D First quiz is on Wednesday, the 31st.

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