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Advice Please

I have 4 co-requisite classes remaining (3 of them listed below) and I was hoping to get these classes out of the way this summer,so when I start nursing school in the fall I'll have only one Gen Ed class remaning. I work 40 hrs a week Mon-Fri (7:30-4:00).

My classes are as follows: Summer I:

College writting 2 ,6-10pm M,W

Human Growth & Development, 6-10 pm T,TH

Summer II:

Statistics I,

I want to finish these classes when Im accepted into nursing school, if I dont get in then ill take my last class,sociology and Human growth and development over the fall. One more question is it posible to take Statistics over the summer. Im not great with Math. I did get an A in my last pre-algebra class,but I had to work for it.

Thank you for your advice,

Dawn

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You need to see if you feel comfortable taking all those classes. It can be done, but it is going to be a lot of work, especially working full time. Do you have kids? That would also make it a lot harder. I took my Human Development class online. Is that a possibility for you? That would at least give you some breathing room. Good Luck to you!

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no children,just a husband :rolleyes:

I took my 2nd English writing class online (Intermediate Writing; Science & Technology) and it was the best decision I could have made! Was fairly easy to log on and keep up with assignments, just have to be a self-motivated person.

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