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If I were you I'd hold off on the patho until I obtained moe info about the requirements of universities you may be considering in the future because some universities, I (know Oakland for sure) Will not accept a pathophysiology course taken at a CC. I went to an informational session a year ago and inquired as to why and they stated that the course has been audited and reviewed and (for whatever reason) they don't consider it comparable to the one offered on the university level.
So unless you're just looking to buy some time, I would reconsider it and go with maybe a Microbiology, or something more consistent with what maybe 4 of your top university choices require.
I didn't take patho and I tell you it really didn't make an ounce of difference once in the program you'll gain plenty of experience with PATHOS. Trust me.
Well, actually, I just got an extern job, so I kinda wanted to NOT take it. I am just scared because I had to re-take 155. Granted, I was pregnant & on the 2 day schedule, but I am trying to do everything to not "fail" again (even though we all know a 78.5 in "real life" is not failing. lol!). So, I think I will drop it. Critical care will probably benefit me wayyy more in 2nd year any ways. Thanks, you guys! :)
Veruka
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Hi guys (and gals)- quick question:
Do you think I need to take patho if I have already completed first year? I know to transfer for BSN I will eventually need that, but I will not be doing that right away. So, do you think it will be a waste of time or no? I AM taking critical care, but I thought if I took that, too, it would be even MORE help. Then again, having spring off will be nice.......