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jm4356

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  1. jm4356 posted a topic in Pre-Nursing Students
    hi! so i need so advice from nursing students bc i am in a dilemma. Here's a little background on it: I got to a community college. First semester this year i took a&P 1 was confused by my teachers teaching and the way quizzes ran so i messed up the first few weeks of the semester, towards the middle of the semester right around midterm time, i missed a few quizzes and a test. My teacher would not let me make them up so i withdrew from the class. ( kinda regret that now). So i retook it this past spring semester. I had a tough teacher this semester who moved very fast and did not take as much time on each chapter so it was hard to learn. I recieved a c- as a grade. In order to transfer after my sophomore year at CC to a real college i need a C or better. Or at least that is what most of the colleges i looked at require. SHould i keep the c- and make sure i get an a in a&p 2 or should i retake a&p 1 again and get a better grade and meet the requirements but have one withdraw and one retake on my transcript? If i end up retaking it i will be put pretty behind bc when i got to apply for transfer in the late fall, early winter it will i am taking a&p in the spring 2015 semester. Then that leaves me with taking microbiology, chem, and a&p 2 for the spring semester and I am worried that will be way too much for me. PLEASE HELP ME DECIDE MY ADVISOR SUCKS.

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