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Hey Reader! There are less than 48 hours left to enroll in my A&P 2 course, so I wanted to share this review I got from Sarah, in case you're in a similar situation. First of all, kudos to Sarah for deciding to make a change for A&P 2. She wasn't meeting her goals in A&P 1, knew she could do better, and got some help. She's also working incredibly hard. One thing my A&P 2 is not is a magic bullet that makes learning suddenly effortless. It still takes a lot of work, and anyone who says otherwise is lying. But still, C's to A's is quite a jump! Even during A&P 1, when she wasn't getting the grades she wanted, she was still working hard. That hard work isn't enough if you don't have the right tools to learn well. And now those grades in A&P 2 (92% and 101.5%) really show how well she's understanding the material. A weed-out class like A&P is not going to hold her back from her career goals. But the thing that means the most to me in this review is what she said in the last paragraph. "I went from dreading and hating A&P to actually enjoying it because learning it is finally rewarding." 🥹 A&P is awesome, and I love getting to see someone experience that feeling and enjoy this amazing subject! (I even talk about that fact in the video at the top of the course page.) So if you feel like Sarah did last semester--putting in hours and hours of hard work and not getting the success you want--then my A&P 2 might be the thing that helps you turn it around. (And if you're not sure how to study effectively at all, Tier 2 includes my Memory Lab program, which teaches you how to learn so that you retain information long-term in any life science class.) Enrollment closes Monday morning at 8am Eastern time. 👉🏼 Learn more and enroll here Either way, glad you're here! And don't worry, I'll still be making free content on YouTube for everyone. But for those who need some extra support, this course can really help. Have a great weekend! -Justin P.S. Here are a few other quick details about the course:
P.P.S. Here's the text from Sarah's testimonial it is hard to read in the image above: A&P I was one of the most challenging classes I’ve ever taken. I studied for hours upon hours, put everything I had into it, and still barely earned a C. I felt defeated and lost my confidence. When I started my accelerated A&P II course, I knew I needed help and refused to go through that experience again. Then I found Siebert Science.
The way Siebert teaches A&P is something I had never experienced before. I can sit through hours of college lectures completely lost, then sign into his course and it’s like a weight is lifted. He breaks everything down in a way that finally makes sense, and for the first time, I actually understand what I’m learning. My first two exams were a 92% and a 101.5%, including bonus questions. I work incredibly hard, but I genuinely know I have these grades because of Siebert’s course, the way he teaches, and the incredible effort he puts into making A&P understandable.
I went from dreading and hating A&P to actually enjoying it because learning it is finally rewarding. I tell everyone about Siebert’s course because I know what it feels like to work your hardest and still feel like you simply cannot do it. You can. I know that now. He gave me back my confidence, and I’m finishing this course knowing I can succeed and actually feeling proud of myself. I’m incredibly grateful.
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I teach students how to be expert learners so they can excel in their anatomy & physiology courses. Millions of students around the world have learned anatomy & physiology through my YouTube videos and study guides. Subscribe to learn how to maximize your study time and access A&P resources that will help you get an A on that next exam!