12-16-2012, 07:39 PM
marianne202 Wrote:There are phenomenal 3D DVD and live cadaver labs you can watch that make you feel like you are there, just without the smell! Technology has come a long way.
I'm a pre-health sciences student, and I just finished taking human anatomy & physiology. A virtual lab was included with my textbook. I was not comfortable studying for labs by sitting at home in front of my computer. It's not so neat and pretty (or smell-free) in real life, and I'd feel ill-prepared if I had relied solely on the virtual resources, much as I love online classes. To be clear, I'm speaking only about lab science classes. Granted, I feel my intro to chem B&M courses have lousy labs---half of the time, the experiments turn out differently, and our professor ends up saying, "Um, it should be green....but yeah, it's blue." hilarious
AA Liberal Studies, Thomas Edison State College-Dec. 2012
BA Liberal Studies, Thomas Edison State College-Sept. 2013
16 CLEPs, 6 DSSTs, 12 FEMAs, and a handful of B&M lab science courses
120/120 credits DONE :hurray:
âHe who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; he who does not ask a question remains a fool forever.â
BA Liberal Studies, Thomas Edison State College-Sept. 2013
16 CLEPs, 6 DSSTs, 12 FEMAs, and a handful of B&M lab science courses
120/120 credits DONE :hurray:
âHe who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; he who does not ask a question remains a fool forever.â


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