05-17-2016, 06:06 PM
mednat Wrote:Studying for Nutrition would probably make more sense, but you can certainly take them seperately. May be worth just giving the Comp test a shot early to see how you do.
+1, As I mentioned earlier, since you're registered for both and it's already paid for, spread it out and take the Nutrition course first and then the Eng Comp.
With your previous Nutrition experience, it should be an easier exam, especially when you've got the multiple choice option. You can hopefully ace that.
The Eng Comp is your backup option, again if it's paid for, just go for it... spread that out as much as you can and do what you think is required for studying.
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