TiffyR

I also took A&P with Bouwman. It was a very challenging course, and since it is TWO semesters of A&P in one (which is why I took it) it can be a lot of information. If you only have one semester to take it, I would recommend NOT taking it in a shortened summer course. Other wise, if you can split it up into two semesters, which less stress and info, OCC is susposed to be really easy. However I would caution you on OCC. I have heard that the students dont really learn anything, and its sort of a joke. At MCC I learned ALOT, and I was happy for it, because all of that information was wonderful to have when I took Pathophysiology and Pharmacology. I got an A in the class, although I was the only one. Be prepared to study EVERY day, and you will be happy you did, because it tends to weed out the slackers, and you end up with like 10 people or less, so you get alot more direction and hands on experience from the Professor. I know that the course at the MCC center campus does not use cadavers, so make sure your program is specific as to whether or not they require them.