[Mandevillian]

First, I love this website. Anyway, have some important information to share w/ you:

For anyone interested in enrolling in NURS 6305(registration begins May 2nd) pls read the following:

I called Dr....name removed by moderator for privacy concerns....(point of contact for the course) and she relayed the following info regarding the course:

If you choose to enroll in the course, you will have to pay for the course completely out of your own pocket
If you decide to take the course early, which I had planned to originally do, we will still be charged full admission fees regardless of whether you have taken the class early. In short, if you take the class early, you will still be obligated to pay full time fees; essentially, paying for the class you have already taken during the fall semester.
Dr. xxxx advises aganist it, knowing that you will have completed a class required during the first semester and still have to pay for the class indirectly in your fees during the fall semester.
The class in question will not be as detailed as the advanced pharmacology class that we will be taking(NURS 6305) consists mostly of written paper submittal- back to APA format again.

Just thought that I would share this info.

[dropsofjupiterllc]

Thanks for the heads up! Much appreciated. I will continue working in California as much as possible until the Fall Semester. Every dollar counts!

[Becky423]

Oops.. I posted to the other thread before I read this one. Thanks for the info. It seems I've heard about having to pay twice for it.

hmmm... it still would be nice to knock it out of the way.

But is the summer class not as detailed as if you were taking it in the fall? Does that mean if we take it in the summer we might miss some important material?

[Mandevillian]

Not a problem..... just giving everyone a heads up. As far as class content from what I have been told, does differ between summer/fall, but to what degree, I do not know. I do know that if I chose to take the class in the summer, we should have our tutition adjusted, but that's not the case. If you basically want to pay for the class twice, that's each individual student's choice. I would rather save my money