Sequence of sciences

General biology wasn't required with my program. I took chem, micro, a&p1, a&p 2 (all different semesters). Some people recommend taking micro after a&p, but I found it worked better for me to take micro first (although it was the only C I've gotten in 5 full semesters).

I took intro bio (fall 2011), microbiology & nutrition together (spring 2012), chemistry (summer 2012), a & p 1 (fall 2012), and finally now I'm in a & p 2.

I'd take it in the order you listed.

Bio, Chem, A&P and 2, and then Micro.

I don't think the order really matters all that much to be honest, although we were required to take at least the first half of A&P before Micro. You'll find redundant information along the way, but it'll be just that much more cemented in your brain :)

I did

(Spring 2012) General Bio & Chem I

(Fall 2012) Nutrition and Chem II

(Spring 2013) Micro & A&PI

(Summer 2013)A&PII & Organic Chem I

(Fall 2013) Organic Chem II.

(Obviously the chemistries past chem I aren't necessary for most nursing programs, I just like science)

Anatomy before physiology

Chemistry before physiology

Chemistry before micro

Either physiology before micro, which will help with micro

Or micro before physiology, which will help with physiology

(there is no one right answer to these two)

Don't worry about the Biology. Yes, chemistry may have helped some but probably not more than having the chemistry be more recent when when you take physiology and micro.

I took A&P I&II first, then Chem. I wish I had taken Chem first, because there were times during Chem, that I had the "AH-Ha!" moment finally getting something that I had not understood in A&P, but chem made it perfectly clear.

I'm taking

Spring 2013

Anatomy 1 and chemistry

Fall 2013

Physiology 1 and micro biology

Spring 2013: Anatomy, Chem

Fall: physiology, micro

Spring: application and TEAS

Everything is done for me accept sciences!