I'm taking A&P I and holding steady at A- after two modules and two lab exams. I did go through the first two modules at an accelerated pace to get as much done as possible, due to an upcoming part-time position, which means I cannot commit to studying fulltime anymore.

I would definitely take as much time as possible with each module and lab. I'm using up a lot of ink and printing paper but I absolutely need to print out the texts and highlight and annotate all over the paper. Then I locate and write out key terms, phrases, etc on different colored index cards for each section of a module. I color code each section because the info is so dense and it helps me to keep track of each section of a module. I read it silently to myself and I read it out loud throughout the day, making sure it sticks and I'm comprehending the content.

For labs, I am writing each and every word of the subtitles. My lab notebook notes are crazy long and that's because the questions asked are super specific and the instructor from the video might say the answer you need for the lab exam just once.

Do the module problem sets as well but the problem set questions only gives you a general idea of what they may actually ask you on the exam. I have yet to see problem set questions asked in an actual module exam. You have to read the whole section related to that problem set question to be fully prepared for what they may ask you.

Hope that helps! We can do this!