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Two sciences at once??

I have a big dilemma.. by summer of this year I'll be 18 credit hours short of applying for nursing school. The main classes I need are human anatomy part 2, General chem & General microbiology. The rest are religion courses. Can I take two sciences at once? And which ones should I take? I do work full time as well as school. I just don't want to take that extra semester for one class you know? So please help!!

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    All I can say with so many positive comments here I am not sure of all of them being realistic.Or the courses have become easier.You work full time have you calculated how much study time you will need ?If you do not maintain good grades what are your chances then. How much will it cost to repeat anything.

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    These posts make me shake my head.

    I think any bright, competent student can successfully take multiple rigorous classes in one term. In fact, I believe that it should be the expectation of aspiring nurses.

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    I'm taking A&P and Micro this summer as long as I can get into both! I've done a lot of research and basically, you CAN do it, but you have to work. I'm excited to challenge myself. Good luck! I'll be on the struggle bus right next to you. :)

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    I did A&P 2, with Micro and nutrution. you just have to manage your time and assignments. I used a planner. Nursing school itself will be harder. Good luck

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