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I thought about it, but I ended up just doing the EC exam, but a few students here have done the course so you should be able to get some good advice. I think it's alot cheaper than EC so that's a plus :-)
Thanks beachnurse, that's one if the reasons why am considering straighterline. The other is that I'm just a plain ole CHICKEN, and am soo scared to take the excelsior exam due to the enormous amount of content (for A&P that is).
I took A&P II without the lab through Straighterline. It wasn't too bad but I recommend you buy the book they say you need.I personally used my A&P book from my CC A&P I course and there were some difference's between it and the exams.
Hmmm, thanks KelLpn, you would thing the information is all concrete and SHOULD be the same whether I use their recommended book or not. I guess I will have to break down and purchase that expensive book, UGH!
yes.. and Im almost done.. I have all the test completed in AP-1 and all but 2 in AP-2.. I just need to complete a few labs and I am done.. I started in May. and I have powered through.. it is really fast way to get AP-1 and 2 done.. I took the lab with AP-1 as I wanted the 4 credits for a BSN.. all the question come right out of the book. I am so glad I went this way.. I should be done in a week. or so.
ROB
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Has anyone taken either Straighterline A&P I or II, with or without lab? I am looking to sign up within the next week or so and am wondering if I need the book they "suggest", or can I get away with a good reference book? I have 2 A&P books as well as a companion lab book, and Vangonotes for A&P, none of which is the recommended book.
As always, any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!