She’s a chill professor as well, she knows what she’s doing. At the end of the semester I was sad that I wouldn’t have her again because I was an intended nursing major. But now that I’m not that major and switched to psychology, it’ll be my third time taking a class with her. It’s an easy A if you do the work :)
NSG 2503 credits
NSG 250: Human Growth and Development
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- Examines selected physiological and psychosocial factors that influence and characterize human growth and development throughout the life span. Includes lecture/discussion and class participation activities.
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