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Any advise on classes

In the fall I have to take 12 hours for my financial aid. I honestly only need Intro to Nursing I, but I am hoping to get into an accelerated RN program starting Spring of 2012. I thought that taking nutrition may be good as well, but are there any suggestions as to classes that may either look good or be helpful with nursing? Any suggestions would be awesome! Thanks!

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What classes have you taken so far?

Medical terminology is a good one for electives that's rote memorization. If you can talk to a nursing adviser for the program you are applying to, they should be able to point out helpful courses that are necessary to complete the degree program. Most of these can also function as electives if in the future you change your mind.

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What classes have you taken so far?

Well I have a bachelor's degree in psychology so pretty much any of those i've taken. I've taken all of my general ed courses, I've taken Gen Chem, A&P I, A&P II, and Micro.

i've seen statistics listed as a requirement for many accelerated programs. definitely check with the schools you might be applying to to see what their requirements are. no sense in wasting time or $$ taking classes you don't need.

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