Anatomy/Physiology?

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What’s the best way to prepare myself for anatomy/physiology before dental school? I didn’t have an opportunity to take it during undergrad and am looking for recommendations on an online course or something like that! Thank you 🙂
 
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Faefly said:
Yes. Thanks a lot
On another news. I think I am gonna fail this class

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Honestly it is not bad at all and you can do well don't say your going fail without even trying lol. And I saw from the other thread your going to NYU and I just took this course and it was def one of the better courses structure and content wise D1 at NYU. Especially for you guys who are starting in July it will be more spaced out so more time to digest the content versus other years where we only had sept to dec to fit in everything. My best advice for this class would be to do a lot of practice problems and to take one thing at time as it can be overwhelming as this will be your most heaviest course in your first semester.
 
MolarPower said:
Honestly it is not bad at all and you can do well don't say your going fail without even trying lol. And I saw from the other thread your going to NYU and I just took this course and it was def one of the better courses structure and content wise D1 at NYU. Especially for you guys who are starting in July it will be more spaced out so more time to digest the content versus other years where we only had sept to dec to fit in everything. My best advice for this class would be to do a lot of practice problems and to take one thing at time as it can be overwhelming as this will be your most heaviest course in your first semester.
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I was been overdramatic a bit :cat:, but thank you a lot for the advice and encouragement. This is very reassuring.
 
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