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This has probably asked and answered, butplease humor me. I'll be starting the RN to BSN program at WGU soon. I need to take biochemistry and statistics. I'm a little nervous about those. Can you tell me what to expect of these classes in an online format please?

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    Starting soon myself, and was wondering the same thing. You might find this face book group helpful:

    Log into Facebook | Facebook (WGU RN-BSN Support Group)

    I found a lot of good information there...

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    I am not taking biochemistry yet but statistics was pretty easy for me. It is a basics statistics course and there is help from course mentors etc if needed

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    I didn't have to take Stats, but I just finished biochemistry. It took me one week. Supposedly, it's laid out much better than it was when they first launched the test-out version (prior to that it was hands-on tasks). There are 5 modules that you work your way through, they have textbook material, pictures, and videos. I took very detailed notes while doing each module, and I was able to test out the first time without any problems.

    That said, most of the material was simply review from my A&P courses that I took 4 years ago, so the material was still fairly fresh in my mind. I imagine if your A&P courses were taken 15+ years ago, then it would be much more difficult.

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