[NC_RN_2B]

I took AP1 and APII (with Labs) through Edukan. Great classes, lots of work, reasonable tuition. No problem with transferring these courses to my nursing program.

Like others have mentioned, just make sure anything you take online is transferrable especially sciences. But I think more schools are on board with distance learning these days, thankfully! AZ Mom also had a good point, many schools require that AP1 and AP2 be taken from the same school.

[CalebMommy]

I am currently in CCCOnline's A&P II and Micro classes. The labs are very expensive and a little harder since you don't have the instructor's help right there. Especially when doing the pig dissection, finding out what vein is what. They are both challanging classes, but I'm enjoying them! Their labs were $275 and $295. Plus microscope, which is a requirement, another $90, plus oil immersion lens, another $20. This is not the price of class or books. This is just the cost of the supplies for lab. You have to log on at least once everyother day and there is a recording of when you log on, what you do and how long you are there. PM me if you want more information.

Thanks and good luck, Kelly

[2ndcareerchange]

I'm taking AP I at Clovis and they will have AP II this fall. VERY reasonable ($40.00 per credit) They dont have Micro yet, but are working on it. I think by Spring......

Regi

[AZSamantha]

I know Rio Salado offers A&P and Micro classes online. I have never taken any online classes but I know A&PII was A LOT harder than A&PI - and you're A&P classes are critical!

Just go to Riosalado.edu and search for classes BIO202 (for A&PII) and BIO205 (for Micro)

Good Luck!

[tack131]

Originally Posted by 2ndcareerchange

I'm taking AP I at Clovis and they will have AP II this fall. VERY reasonable ($40.00 per credit) They dont have Micro yet, but are working on it. I think by Spring......

Regi

What is the website for this school?

[Tsangia]

Ocean.edu

Ocean County College in toms river NJ offered AP1 and APII online, you purchase kit through book store, took w/ Prof. Labella and it was a great experience. Cost is $1000 for everything.

[thewobbles]

What about U of Phoenix?