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Do these courses mix well? Doable?
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Anatomy is a lot of memorization, and Ochem is a lot of work.
I would be hesitant to take them both together, especially not having general bio before anatomy.
To put it in perspective, my spouse tells people that I studied more when I was taking A&P than I did for any other class, EXCEPT Ochem! That should tell you something. Those two classes were the two classes that I studied the most for, then they should not be taken together!!! (Micro was a close third for studying trying to memorize all the stupid bacteria and such...)
Good luck.
dsoz
I would be hesitant to take them both together, especially not having general bio before anatomy.
To put it in perspective, my spouse tells people that I studied more when I was taking A&P than I did for any other class, EXCEPT Ochem! That should tell you something. Those two classes were the two classes that I studied the most for, then they should not be taken together!!! (Micro was a close third for studying trying to memorize all the stupid bacteria and such...)
Good luck.
dsoz
Thank you! However, I would not jump into these courses blindly. My question is, do you think studying these courses (with their required materials, and additional resources) over the summer by myself (I'm very disciplined in the studying area) will make it realistically possible to take these courses concurrently when Fall 2013 comes around? Will I be adequately prepared? Or is that just based on how much I learn over the summer? Sorry if my question is not making much sense! Thank you anyways!
