Classes for Fall Semester 2011

Today I have a mandatory meeting with my advisor. It's mandatory because I'll be dropped from the Medical Assisting program if I don't meet with her. I already scheduled my classes and will get the go-ahead from my advisor then. The classes I'm taking next semester are: Medical Assisting I (a 5 credit class) Reimbursement for Healthcare Services (a senior level class; I'm surprised I was able to schedule it) Principles of Human Structure and Function (a five credit class) For a grand total of 13 hours The best part about it is that I won't have any Monday classes, but I do have Friday classes in the afternoon. My MA class is split between four days instead of one really large class two days a week since I hated taking Gerontology as one really large class on Friday. The good news I only need to take one more class to fulfill requirements for a Gerontolgy Certificate, and both the Anatomy class and the Reimbursement class fulfill those requirements. I'm also positioning myself to go into Billing possibly, and I can take Human Diseases next semester, which is a required class for Billing but not for MA. Spring Semester 2012 I'll take: Medical Assisting II Human Diseases Office Procedures I I guess this year isn't going to be so slow after all. ETA: I met with my advisor and found out I can't take the Reimbursement course, I'll take an Insurance class in the Fall of 2012. Why they offer two classes and will only allow people to take one I don't know. I also have to get a ton of shots and titers, which is when they draw blood and see if you're immune to a certain disease. If you're not immune, you need to get a shot. Fun times.