Realizing what I have been through in the past 13 weeks, I have been somewhat content with how I have been doing. Again, when one always says somewhat content, I feel I have been doing pretty well and say somewhat because we all know we can always find a way to do better. With all of that being said the highest I have scored on an exam in Anatomy & Physiology I was an eighty-three percent. My scores in anatomy have been almost always above average, so not extremely worried, I will and already have been preparing a lot sooner for exams, especially for finals. When it comes to Molecules of Life and/or chemistry this has been a strong skill for myself, specifically the mathematics in chemistry. This success I have credited my AP Chemistry teacher
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The usual pattern of those who have said they do well is due to the fact that a majority of these people are going to several supplemental instruction meetings, have their own tutor whether it is a personal and/or private connection or the help given to us at the Center for Undergraduate Excellence. That is the main priority I would say to someone new coming here for nursing while you think you may not need help college will find a way to slap you hard in the face and those here to get paid to help students, theoretically, slap the sense back into you. Another thing I would have to say, something especially true to myself, believe in yourself. Before I even thought graduated high school I knew what I wanted to do with my life. I knew I wanted to be a pediatric endocrinology nurse in the Intensive Care Unit, I still do. Though, I had some people, to remain nameless, told me that I wouldn’t even be able to stay through a full academic year of an Advanced Placement (AP) chemistry class and I pass the class with an A minus. The one thing that keep me going was a
The usual pattern of those who have said they do well is due to the fact that a majority of these people are going to several supplemental instruction meetings, have their own tutor whether it is a personal and/or private connection or the help given to us at the Center for Undergraduate Excellence. That is the main priority I would say to someone new coming here for nursing while you think you may not need help college will find a way to slap you hard in the face and those here to get paid to help students, theoretically, slap the sense back into you. Another thing I would have to say, something especially true to myself, believe in yourself. Before I even thought graduated high school I knew what I wanted to do with my life. I knew I wanted to be a pediatric endocrinology nurse in the Intensive Care Unit, I still do. Though, I had some people, to remain nameless, told me that I wouldn’t even be able to stay through a full academic year of an Advanced Placement (AP) chemistry class and I pass the class with an A minus. The one thing that keep me going was a