futurern96

@kbucksn that's exactly what I thought, because it will be my first science course, and I want to get the highest grade possible to be able to compete with the other nursing students to get into the program. And I've heard from friends that it's intense, and she does wants me to get through the program too quickly. But I want to do my best even if it means graduating one year later that I was expected to graduate, because nursing is a serious job. Thanks for your advice and I will do the best I can to get them to be separated into taking anatomy in the fall and physiology in the spring. -Mercedes

Thanks for your replies I'm going to take Anatomy one semester and Physiology the next semester with Microbiology and other gen.ed classes.

Hi, I'm new to the site and need help figuring out what pre-req classes to take for Fall 2011, so I need some advice:uhoh3: My advisor wants me to take anatomy and physiology in the same semester and these are separate courses. Since anatomy and physiology are both intense classes would it be wise to take them together? If they are could I take anatomy first with microbiology and some general ed classes. I plan on working this semester so what do you all recommend? Also I'm trying to get accepted into my school's nursing class of Fall 2012. I really need help, because I'm very confused about what to do:o