Verifying Pre & Co Reqs for ASN

The prereqs to be able to apply are the same across all campuses.

English 111
Psychology 101
Anatomy and Physiology 101
Anatomy and Physiology 102

You must also take the TEAS test and pass all 4 sections.

I think the co-reqs are the same across all campuses. If you're planning on going past your ASN you might check the requirements for schools that you might attend for your BSN or MSN.

Some schools want 10 hours on ANP so in that case, taking ANP 201 would be beneficial (that's what I did). I also picked Micro and I think it would be a very useful choice. If you've never had Chemistry, that would be helpful as well.

English 211 (Technical Writing) is really easy and you can take it online. Don't know about the other English option.

I picked Sociology SOC 111 because it seemed like it would be easy to take online (which it true, it was almost hilariously easy to take online) because I wanted an easy class to pair with ANP 201. This would be another good time to check with possible BSN schools to see if they require any of the options. Getting them out of the way at Ivy Tech will no doubt be cheaper.

I can't help with any of the other classes, my previous degree took care of those.

ANP can be done over the summer, I did 102 last summer online. It was pretty rough and I didn't have as much time to retain as much, but it can be done. It also depends on how much you work.

I took Soc 111 online from Bloomington. We had discussion boards each week, an open book quiz each week and 4 papers during the class. There was tons of extra credit offered and no tests AT ALL. Those "quizzes" though could sometimes be up to 40 questions a week.

Micro is what Ivy tech calls Bio 201 or 211. One of them is 4 cr. and the other is 3 cr, can't remember which is which off the top of my head but I *think* Bio 201 is the 4 cr. one.

I took Soc 111 online through Muncie I believe it was. Exactly like Lennonninja said, weekly discussion boards and open book quizzes, no exams, and 4 papers. Some weeks we did have 2 chapters to read; no doubt in a summer term you'd pretty much have to count on having at least 2 chapters a week. I took it along with ANP 101, Com 102, and Math 118 (all online) all last spring term and it was doable for me but I don't work outside the home at all, I'm a stay at home mom. I'm taking ANP 102 online this summer as my only class, which I'm glad for because with the shortened term and the kids being home all summer, it would be hard to be able to devote enough time to more than just the one ANP class.