AP Bio vs. Anatomy (for senior year schedule) - High School Life ...
Mar 10, 2010 · Both AP Biology and Anatomy are offered 1st period, with an early start time for AP Bio. I heard the AP Pass rate is decent. Based on what the Bio teacher told me, AP Bio covers the entire anatomy and physiology course in 10 weeks. Even if I don’t take AP Bio, I’ll still have a varied and interesting class schedule, including American Sign ...
Should I take AP Bio or Honors Human Anatomy/Physiology?
Apr 22, 2012 · <p>AP Bio and Anatomy are both important for nursing. What I did was take AP Bio my junior year so I would be free to take Anatomy my senior year. However, if you can’t take both because of work load, I would take Anatomy. Bio’s good and all, but Anatomy, which I’m taking this year, has really encouraged my choice in going into Nursing.
Which are better AP classes for nursing? - Nursing Major - College ...
Apr 14, 2018 · The latter offers no benefit that I’m aware for Nursing students. The former is needed at many schools. AP Psych would be good. AP Physio or Anatomy would also. AP Physics probably not needed. Look at the 4 year plan of the schools you may be interested in to see the road map.
I want to become a veterinarian...which science classes should I …
Apr 26, 2015 · These are the science classes available after my sophomore year: -AP Chemistry -AP Biology -Anatomy and Physiology -Nanotechnology (pre-req:physics) -Physics -AP Physics (1&2) -Biotechnology -Marine Science -AP Environmental Science -AP Physics C-Mechanics If I were to take 3 science classes for both junior and senior year, which ones should I do, and in what order? I want to be a veterinarian ...
Honors Anatomy & Physiology concurrently with AP Bio?
Jun 30, 2009 · <p>I would wait to take Anatomy until after AP Bio. There was a lot of stuff in Anatomy that I would’ve had a really hard time understanding if I hadn’t taken AP Bio.</p> <p>Actually it might be a good idea to take AP Chemistry first too… like the first 2 months of anatomy were all organic chemistry and I had nooooooooooooooooooooooo idea ...
Psychology vs Anatomy? - College Confidential Forums
Feb 13, 2015 · Psychology vs Anatomy? Pre-College Issues High School Life. glee12 February 13, 2015, 3:49am 1. Just want to get exposed to life sciences/biology a little more so I can narrow down my major choices. This is for my senior year and I can either take Anatomy and Physiology or Psychology and AP Psychology. Which is a better class overall?
Take Anatomy & Physiology? - College Confidential Forums
dance2nite926 April 24, 2009, 8:43pm 3. <p>I would take Anatomy if you’re pre-med. You’ll have a better grasp of it for college.</p>. Stewie32 April 26, 2009, 1:12pm 4. <p>I took Anatomy and Physiology in high school. I thought it was both incredibly interesting and helpful.
HS Planning Q: AP Physics or No Physics At All? [regular high …
Feb 13, 2024 · AP Bio is typically considered more challenging than AP Env. Sci, if she is planning an AP science other than physics. And, being in the field myself, I think, from experience, a background in biology (especially genetics & anatomy) is going to be more helpful to a psych major, especially if she has interest in neuroscience.
Psychology or Anatomy & Physiology?? - College Confidential …
Jun 16, 2009 · <p>Depends on your interests. I’ve taken both AP Psychology, and Honors Anatomy + Physiology and both courses are really interesting.</p> <p>If you’re planning on being a pre med neuroscience major- AP Psych all the way! If you’re planning on becoming a Biology pre med major then Anatomy would be a smart move.</p>
Anatomy/Physiology in High School? - College Confidential Forums
WayOutWestMom March 8, 2013, 8:32pm 2. <p>High school anatomy & physiology classes really won’t advantage you in any way in your pre med classes in college.</p>. <p>Most medical schools don’t even require college-level A&P for admissions.</p>. <p>If you are planning on applying to medical school, you MUST take 2 semesters of physics (with ...