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Alright, I am in a bit of a dilemma. Since I transferred schools after my sophomore year, I am a tad behind, so my advisor recommended 5 classes, which are:
1) Nutrition
2) Human Genetics
3) Cell bio w/ lab
4) A&P 2 w/ lab
5) Abnormal Pysch
I am not so much concerned about the # of classes, but I am concerned about the quality of the classes. I took A&P 1 and it took a ton of study time, (I got an A but busted my butt) and A&P 2 is with the same teacher, so that won't change. I heard human genetics is a killer as well. I talked to my A&P teacher whom I am very close with, and she told me I should leave out Nutrition of genetics, as those 5 classes would be very rough. I am leaning towards doing that as well. My advisor told me that 5 classes was gonna be tough, but "it would be just like grad school." That quote scares me haha. Anyways, what do you guys think? I'm thinking take 4, as getting good grades matters most, and I can try to find a summer class and work that around an internship and a job.
Any Advice??
1) Nutrition
2) Human Genetics
3) Cell bio w/ lab
4) A&P 2 w/ lab
5) Abnormal Pysch
I am not so much concerned about the # of classes, but I am concerned about the quality of the classes. I took A&P 1 and it took a ton of study time, (I got an A but busted my butt) and A&P 2 is with the same teacher, so that won't change. I heard human genetics is a killer as well. I talked to my A&P teacher whom I am very close with, and she told me I should leave out Nutrition of genetics, as those 5 classes would be very rough. I am leaning towards doing that as well. My advisor told me that 5 classes was gonna be tough, but "it would be just like grad school." That quote scares me haha. Anyways, what do you guys think? I'm thinking take 4, as getting good grades matters most, and I can try to find a summer class and work that around an internship and a job.
Any Advice??