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You can do well as long as you put in the work and not half ass anything. I am taking API and Gen Chem II-premed this semester along with some upper level English course and two other classes I need. I am a little apprehensive about taking premed line chembut I have no choice. All the nursing chems are full. I plan in doing well.
Stats is not that hard. Just study...besides I am sure you will fell better knowing that you will have only 2 prereqs left.
If I had time I would do things differently however I don't have the luxury.
Are you applying to a ASN, BSN, or direct-entry prgram?
I think it all depends on how well you handle the workload for each course and how much time you are able to devote to studying - do you work, have children, etc? Anatomy and Chemistry can be challenging as they involve lots of memorization but psychology is a relatively easy course and the material is interesting which helps. If you are good at math then Statistics won't be too much of a challenge for you either. I love math and enjoyed my Statistics course and passed with an A. Best of Luck!
When I took organic it was quite a bit more time spent in the lab than general chem and thought it required a bit more study time just b/c there is a fair amt of memorization but I really liked it. I'm no math whiz and I thought stats was not that difficult. Seems like a doable schedule to me. Good luck!
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Okay, I made it through the summer, I got a possible C in chemistry and not sure if I want to take it over again to get a B. I'm thinking about it
anyway,
My schedule for the Fall 2009 is going to be:
Human Anatomy 1
Organic Chemistry
Psychology
Statistics
do you think I should hold off on the Statistics? I am almost done with my pre reqs and I just want to get this over with. I figure if I take statistics then I'll only have two classes left to take in the Winter 2010