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Okay how does this sound - 2L8 - 06-17-2019
I recently registered for Anatomy and Physiology I , the class is at 8:15 and last until 11am and I am doing an online math class. From there 12 til like 2 I planned on studying for anatomy. Um some people say I'm crazy but I'm also thinking of getting a part time job on campus ( like working for registrations or advisement , maybe the library). How does this plan sound to you guys is it too much or should I just dedicate this semester to Anatomy?
RE: Okay how does this sound - eriehiker - 06-17-2019
This sounds great and it will give you the chance to tell everybody how crazy you are afterwards. Just try it and if things don't work out, quit the job.
Always error on the side of doing too much rather than too little.
RE: Okay how does this sound - 2L8 - 06-17-2019
(06-17-2019, 09:14 PM)eriehiker Wrote: This sounds great and it will give you the chance to tell everybody how crazy you are afterwards. Just try it and if things don't work out, quit the job.
Always error on the side of doing too much rather than too little.
My brother said the same thing , lol
RE: Okay how does this sound - bethanyneedsajob - 06-18-2019
I took math & lab, anatomy & physiology + lab, medical terminology at the same time (I think 14 credits total at once). If you’re motivated, you’ll be just fine. I studied every spare second between classes and some at night, meanwhile picking kids up from school, running a household, making dinner etc and all with a heavily partying significant other and young neighbors that made studying about as easy as some academically uninterested freshman roommates. You can definitely do it!!
My one recommendation is if you haven’t done medical terminology yet, you might find it very helpful to add it. It immensely helped with A&P..
RE: Okay how does this sound - 2L8 - 06-18-2019
(06-18-2019, 12:21 AM)bethanyneedsajob Wrote: I took math & lab, anatomy & physiology + lab, medical terminology at the same time (I think 14 credits total at once). If you’re motivated, you’ll be just fine. I studied every spare second between classes and some at night, meanwhile picking kids up from school, running a household, making dinner etc and all with a heavily partying significant other and young neighbors that made studying about as easy as some academically uninterested freshman roommates. You can definitely do it!!
My one recommendation is if you haven’t done medical terminology yet, you might find it very helpful to add it. It immensely helped with A&P..
Yes I'm taking medical terminology and it's very interesting
. I'm also reading the Anatomy for Dummies book too ! Thank you so much for this 
You definitely had a lot on your plate
Okay how does this sound - Ktrabucco - 06-18-2019
I took English, pathophysiology, IVcertification and on top of that work full time at the veterans Administration as a practical nurse and take my kids to school everyday
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RE: Okay how does this sound - 2L8 - 06-18-2019
Yeah lol someone showed me the anatomy syllabus and that's pretty much a fulltime job within itself lol. I think I'm gonna just prioritize school this semester
RE: Okay how does this sound - MrBossmanJr - 06-18-2019
I had a couple of friends take anatomy. They said it was a lot of rut memorization.