Excellent point Suzanne!
I was lucky that the first school I looked into required classes that was the core of most schools. It wasn't until after my first semester that I wisened up and looked into other schools to apply to. I ended up applying to three accelerated programs with slight variations. TIP: A Chem class with lab is preferable than none.
Also, the main reason I stayed away from CUNY was that I was worried about the classes being full before I can register. Another benefit with SUNY Suffolk was that I didn't have to meet their prereqs, you just have to fill out a waiver. Last summer the ANP I courses in Session I was full so I took ANP II before ANP I with no problems.
Originally Posted by suzanne4
A more important thing to consider is that not all pre-reqs for different schools are the same. What one school will want, the other will not. I would focus first on finding specifics of the exact types of classes that they want, and then the school should be secondary to complete them in.
Again classes are also dependent if there are openings for when you want, and the professors that are teaching them.
Definitely do not look at a school for where it is located alone.
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