Summer 2014

Last summer, I signed up for a 4 week A&P 2 class and ended up dropping it after the first week. It felt VERY rushed (the goal was to cover a chapter a day) and since that class is very important, I felt like I wasn't going to be able to get the grade that I wanted. (tests every week that covered 5 chapters at a time, plus lab and lab exams)I would suggest taking it in the fall if you cant find an 8 week class.

DO NOT do it!!! 8 weeks for Micro or A&P2 is already short to begin with...but 4 weeks?! I guess it is doable, but you will seriously be working your @$# off and you might not even get an A. My suggestion for you is to take it this Fall and try your best to get an A! Good luck.

Wow, 4 weeks? That doesn't seem reasonable. I took Micro in 6 weeks over the summer, and that was rushed. I was dreaming about microscopes and streaking plates every night, and there was an exam nearly every week as it was. I suppose 4 weeks can be done, but I can't imagine it being ideal.

I believe it is possible to walk out of A&P with an A if you truly devote the time to succeeding. However realistically, how much can one retain in that short a period; probably not very much.

Hello to everyone that reads this comment!!! This is an update just to let everybody know that the summer semesters for SAC are 5 weeks in lengths M-R, and I did sign up for Summer 1 5week A&P 2 course and Summer 2 5week Microbiology course for this summer 2014. Just to let everyone know I finished A&P 2 with an A, and I have finished 3weeks of micro and have 2weeks of Micro left for now I have an A, and most likely I know I will end up with an A.... For some extra info for those that are wondering about the micro class I'm taking it consists of 4 lecture exams, 2 lab exams, 2 pop quizzes a week, an unknowns project with report, and of course the FINAL.