Students General Students
Published Dec 21, 2002
Hey guys,
I am trying to get a good feel for what to expect out of A&P. I especially am curious as to what type of grade most of you got? Are A's common, b's...c's... So, let's here it...
Thanks,
Jenny
Carleigh
90 Posts
Jenny,
I squeaked by with an A but most of my classmates made Cs. The lab grade is averaged in with the lecture grade and those darn cat muscles just about did everyone in! Good luck. Next semester I have the physiology part of the A & P course. Heard that's tougher!
tatianamik
56 Posts
B
fourbirds4me
347 Posts
there were 2 A's in my class (I was one of them!!! Yeah)
Several failed but most were in the B-C range
NurseWeasel
409 Posts
A+ first semester, top student in the class. Did the second semester independent study (web course) with the same instructor as he was semi-retiring and no longer available to teach in person and got an A-. It was a lot harder doing it on my own, I will say that.
GayleD
11 Posts
Hi! To me, A&P was the hardest class I took this semester. I go for the second semester this Spring. I really did enjoy it though and received an A.
If you put a lot of effort into the studying and have a professor that cares, you'll do fine!
cakarol
54 Posts
Ummmmmmmm...an A is totally do-able...I had an A first semester but decided second semester that my son was more important than an A so I got a B...don't stress yourself out...your sanity is more important...there is nothing wrong with a B...or a C even...heck - it's all you need to pass!
Best of luck!
jdomep
184 Posts
I got A's in A & P I and II :) I studied hard and kicked butt
There were no more than 5 A's in both classes some B's lots of C's and a handful flunked out...
natsfanrn
121 Posts
Like Gayle (also my classmate :)) said, an A is totally doable IF you put in the work and effort. I got an A, and I don't think anyone who made it through the whole semester got less than a C. That said, about half our class also dropped out before the end because they weren't prepared...
--karen
maire, ASN, RN
1,173 Posts
I got an A first semester and a B the second. The bones and muscles were the hardest parts. I used a ton of notecards and studied the diagrams until my eyes threatened to pop out of my head.
Good luck! An A is certainly possible if you study study study! :)
Mito
124 Posts
Don't worry to much about other student's marks if you pass that is all that is really required.
you would be suprized at the number of people who don't pass
giftedRN
310 Posts
I got A in A&P1 B for the lab and B for A&PII and A for the lab. You can do it, it all depends on your professor. My professor lectured at a very high speed.
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