<p>Hello! I am a dual enrolled student. I am currently a junior. I have taken two college classes before, political science(A-) and speech(A). I am currently taking biology 1000; I currently have an A in the class. Class average is 72. Here is my schedule for the winter.
Anatomy and physiology 6 credits
General chemistry 4 credits
sociology 4 credits
English 3 credits
My main worry is the anatomy and physiology! A lot of people are telling me it takes a lot of time to study for. I just don't see it... It is basically memorization, which I am good at. I don't have a job or anything right now. I am planning on devoting all my time to study. Any thoughts?</p>
<p>The problem with your question is, nobody here knows anything about your capabilities or the degree of difficulty of these classes at your school. Without that knowledge, its hard for people on this forum to advise you. You should seek advice from people at your school who took these classes or your academic advisor.</p>
<p>You’ll probably be fine. And, you may think you’re good at memorization, but when you have a crapload of things to memorize, things dont stick, so it does take the time to go over the material multiple times.</p>