marisa-e9518

When I was working on prereqs, I decided to take A&P by itself. I went to college close to home and had the opportunity to easily take the class at my university during the summer. 1st semester (fall): Pre Nursing, Statistics, and Medical Ethics (12) 2nd semester (winter): General Psycholgy, Sociology, Developmental Psychology, Organic & Bio Chemistry Summer (1st half): Anatomy and Phys 1 with lab Summer (2nd half): Anatomy and Phys 2 with lab I finished my prereqs after that, and I had no problem getting admitted to school the following May. It's really up the the individual when it comes to anatomy. I wouldn't take a jam packed schedule with it, no matter what. There's just no way to have enough time to really learn everything when you're worried about 4 or 5 other classes

While your dietary choices won't impact your ability to do your job, I do know that many drugs are tested on animals and may contain animal products. If this is something that would seriously impact your ability to treat a patient, then I would reconsider your occupation. I would also like to add that many vegans and strong animal activists wouldn't be opposed to being treated with drugs that had previously been tested on animals if it was a matter of life and death, or even the difference between a few days/weeks of discomfort and pain and a few days. As a vegan, you have to be a bit open to the idea that this medication wouldn't be prescribed unless it was necessary and be accepting of the fact that no one can ever be a "perfect" vegan or vegetarian.