Hello everyone,I recently went through some hardship which really opened my eyes to what I really want to do in life: be a Nurse. I just graduated with my AA from a state college. In the course of this, I completed A&P1, Chemistry for Health Sciences and alot of the pre-requisites required for nursing. However, i am missing A&P2 and Microbiology. The problem is, I already graduated - My question is: The rest of the pre-requisites, would I take these as a non-degree seeking student or would I have to apply for a Associates of Science in Nursing in order to complete the rest and then apply to a BSN program?Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you all.
pmabraham, BSN, RN 2 Articles; 2,560 Posts Specializes in Hospice, Palliative Care. Has 3 years experience. Jul 18, 2014 Good day, juliolopez966:That depends on the school; have you asked at the schools you are interested in attending?Thank you.
RunBabyRN 3,677 Posts Specializes in L&D, infusion, urology. Has 2 years experience. Jul 20, 2014 I would have to imagine you'd be okay taking these courses and just put that you'll be a transfer student. That's how I did all of mine. You can't apply for your ADN/ASN unless you're in an ADN program, which is basically the associate's version of the BSN (you probably already know this).
NurseGirl525, ASN, RN 3,663 Posts Specializes in ICU. Jul 20, 2014 My major was support in health sciences. When I got into the program it changed. I know you have to have a major declared for financial. Mine just changed this past week.
