dosage calculation course, credit course

Hello!

St. Charles Community College offers a dosage calculation course frequently. And if I am not mistaken, I believe it is only about $50-$100 to take it. You also have to buy the book, which I am sure is not very expensive at all. They have one starting sometime this summer it you are interested, and it doesn't last long at all. Hope this helps you. Good luck, and well wishes in whatever you decide to pursue! Oh yeah, not sure if it is a continuing education course or not, but check it out anyway.

Have you checked with the school that requires this for some suggestions? I'm really not aware of anyone that offers this course in a "credit" format, and it almost seems a little silly to require it as a credit course as there's truly so little to it (but what do I know?).

I had done a quick online search for "nursing dosage credit class" -- or something similar -- after the last thread on this subject and didn't see anything come up quickly. If the school can't help you, I'd suggest trying variations on that search to see if you can locate something, even if it's an online course.

Good luck!

SCCC's class is for credit. At least if you attend SCCC. It is a 1 cr/hr class and it is $80 in district. The book is another $80 or so I think. It counts as credit for those of use who go there, but it may not transfer. If it doesn't I agree that you should probably ask them where to go, if none of these schools are acceptable.

St. Charles Community College offers one. It is $50. That's about all I know about it from their website. Not sure if it qualifies for credit though.