Online Physiology Course Recommendations

[scaredpremed420]

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Hello. I am interested in taking an online physiology course at a 4-year institution. Does anyone have any recommendations?

 

[deleted1000960]

UCLA Extension will be fully online this Spring quarter, from 3/30 to around mid June.

It says "classroom" because they haven't updated it. Everything is held online.

| UCLA Extension

UCLA Extension provides best in class education in marketing, business, engineering, arts, and much more. Classes held in several convenient locations or online!

www.uclaextension.edu

 

[scaredpremed420]

UCLA Extension will be fully online this Spring quarter, from 3/30 to around mid June.

It says "classroom" because they haven't updated it. Everything is held online.

| UCLA Extension

UCLA Extension provides best in class education in marketing, business, engineering, arts, and much more. Classes held in several convenient locations or online!

www.uclaextension.edu

Thanks for the share. Do you have insight into how difficult these classes can be?

 

[deleted1000960]

Thanks for the share. Do you have insight into how difficult these classes can be?

I took 7C, and I thought it was fair. Not too easy, not too hard. But 7C is part of the 1-year premed gen bio sequence, so you might not need it. My experience with UCLA Extension is that it's very doable to get A/A+ if you don't fall behind and study properly and on time.

 

[chemphysicsinstructor]

I took 7C, and I thought it was fair. Not too easy, not too hard. But 7C is part of the 1-year premed gen bio sequence, so you might not need it. My experience with UCLA Extension is that it's very doable to get A/A+ if you don't fall behind and study properly and on time.

Be advised that UCLA Extension course are typically taught by adjunct instructors (not full-time faculty). They may not have sufficient office hours and response to phone calls/email may be less than adequate.

 

[scaredpremed420]

Be advised that UCLA Extension course are typically taught by adjunct instructors (not full-time faculty). They may not have sufficient office hours and response to phone calls/email may be less than adequate.

Thanks so much for the heads up.