I thought nutrition, microbiology, and chemistry were the easiest, especially chemistry.
If you had great high school honors or AP science classes, then you’d have the upper advantage with college science classes.
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nursing student.
How hard something is depends on how much effort you’re willing to put into it.
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RN
I hope, this helps you.
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For me i think i will have problems with microbiology.
I’m good with A&P, chemistry and nutrition.
When did you have problems in HS with the most in the science department and which one do you have the least knowledge in? These are the questions you should be asking yourself, when choosing the class you want to do first.
Everyone is different…always remember that.
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I had to take:
algebra, english comp, general psych, literature, A&P (combined into one semester, or you could split and take A&P 1 & 2), chemistry (combination of bio, general, and organic), pharmacology, microbiology, and developmental psych. Plus, any prereqs that were required to enroll in any of those classes.
It was highly suggested that we also take:
nutrition, medical terminology, body structure and function, and two of the following classes: english comp 2, communications, statistics, and a second semester of chemistry
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850-245-4910
Florida Dept of Health - Certification Office for EMT/Paramedic/RAD Tech/RA/Med Phys
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ARIZONA
602-255-4845 x276
Medical Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners
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