After reading so much on here about ADN vs BSN programs it sparked my curiosity...
What did or does your ADN program offer for courses?
I graduated last May from a 2(+) ADN program and my courses included:
~ A&P I&II (pre-rec)
~ Micro (pre-rec)
~ Biology (recommended pre-rec but needed prior to Micro )
~ Nutrition (recommended pre-rec)
~ Pharmacology (recommended pre-rec)
~ Medical Terminology (recommended pre-rec but added to Med Surg if you didn't have it...)
~ Med Surg
~ Fundamentals of Nursing
~ Medication Administration
~ Mental Health Nursing
~ Nursing Care of the Adult
~ Maternal Child (OB/PEDS)
~ Leadership & Management
~ Community Nursing
~ Communication
~ Culture of Professional Nursing
No wonder my head was spinning! I didn't add the typical Associate Degree required courses such as: College Algebra, Sociology, Govn't, English etc... I am just curious about the actual Nursing program courses. I also didn't add the 'types' of clinical experiences covered either. But... we can do that too if ya'll want.
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