It's not easy lol. Im mostly thru my first quarter in my EMT class and if your not experienced in the medical field the studies are harder. Especially for anatomy and physiology. You study and keep at it though, it become's alot easier and second hand nature if you really keep at it. Drop rate is big they say. Some people do all of the schooling and get to the national testing and dont even go I heard my teacher say cuz it can be tough. Goodluck though, it might be something you are really good at and love doing.

If you have time before you get in your classes I recommend reading books on the body (functions and structures of the body "physiology and anatomy". This way you will understand more of the studies when you get in class. Then you can mainly focus on the studies of the EMT, basics, functions, laws, and actions.