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I was thinking about taking Medical Terminology as my first SL course because there are only 6 exams, but I don't see any info on that course in the forum. Have any of you taken it? Is it fairly easy to breeze through with the eBook?
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This was my first exam and it was structured in the way one wants in order to succeed. Easy is always relative to your background, the commitment to review and study for each exam. With that being said, if you are honest with your effort, you should do great. If I had a do over, the first exam would have been Intro to Communications - 3 of the exams are presentations you record and submit into Youtube. This presentations can be redone until perfected allowing for someone to feel confident on their scoring outcomes. It also is an excellent course to build communication skills and that is always a great tool to have.
Best of luck!
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05-07-2016, 06:53 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-07-2016, 02:12 PM by nurselu.)
Btaylor89 Wrote:I was thinking about taking Medical Terminology as my first SL course because there are only 6 exams, but I don't see any info on that course in the forum. Have any of you taken it? Is it fairly easy to breeze through with the eBook?
I started this SL course yesterday. I took the first graded test and it was not bad. You have to read the ebook as most of the questions were from the book. If you have not purchased the course use HEALTHSCIENCE promo code, it will take $20 off any health science course.
TESU BSBA GENERAL MANAGEMENT
Completed :
ALEKS
Beginning Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Precalculus
Straighterline
Anatomy & Physiology I, Anatomy & Physiology II, American Government, Introdution to Sociology, Microbiology, Organizational Behavior, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Medical Terminology, Principles of Management, United States History I, Western Civilization I, Cultural Anthropology, Business Law,
Business Statistics, Accounting I
Tennessee College of Applied Technology
Dosage Calculations for Nurses- 4 Credits
61/120 Credits
..........more to be added

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