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WCCCD Transfer ?

Okay. Im in need of some advice. Im transfering to WCCCD from HFCC and is aware of the 12 credits for transfer students. I plan on taking Bio 295( Micro), Political Science, English 120 and Bio 252(pathophysiology).In order to apply in feb. for fall semester 2010. Does this seem like a lot taking micro and Patho at the same time, or should I wait to take patho and take another class to equal 12 credits.

Also what teachers would any one recommend, preferably at the Western Campus.

Thx:redbeathe

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No, It doesn't seem like alot. I am taking A&p 2 and Micro right now and I don't think anything could top taking those two together. Lol. But try taking Patho online there are a few better instructors and I hear it's easier online too. Also depending on how well you are w/ science, i took micro online and you go in one saturday a month for labs. I love it. Great instructor as well. Good luck!

I say take both, I'm taking Patho online right now, with four other classes, and I'm getting A's. My online class just requires tests (and he gives you all the test questions to print up and do on your own before to have during the exam) and case studies. Plus you can take the tests as many times as you want until you are happy with the grade. There are only 3 case studies which are not hard and only worth 1 point each. If you want to know my patho teacher's name send an email to asamouse77(at)msn.com

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