AP & Micro thru EC

It is true Sue2006 that most schools want you to have tthe lab component. However I suggest calling a few schools ahead of time and not only one. You just don't want to put all your eggs in one basket. You wouldn't want to do the BSN through Excelsior as well?

I figure I'll probably just go to EC if/when I get my BSN. Path of least resistance and all ...

This is definitely the way to go if you have any issues with classes being accepted by traditional programs. The EC BSN program isn't bad at all. The WebCT classes are more challenging, I think, because they are a little more structured timewise.

Question...when i get through my AS with EC...and i go to pursue my BS... because the AP course and Micro are examinations...Has anyone had to take AP and Micro again due to the lab component not taken??..will the university's or 4 year colleges accept EC credits after being awarded an AS degree??..i called EC and one of the advisor's told me to call the four year school that i choose to go to in the future to see if they will accept my AP and micro examinations if i do decide to take them with EC...taking these exams isnt this what they call clep? ..has anyone experience any issues going for their BS after EC with their AP and Micro examinations if they were taken??..i hope i made sense!!!...LOL...thanx...XoXo

I have worried about having to repeat classes such as AP,if I did it with EC. My descion is to sit in a classromm for all science courses. Even a traditional nursing school will not accept science courses without a lab and the class also needs to be 4 credits. I plan on pursuing a BSN and I feel it will be time consuming,and additional money to have to take the same course all over again.I have decided not to gamble,and feel secure my 4 credit science courses taken with a lab, will be more widely accepted,by any college I care to apply to. I am sure when it is time to do the BSN,I will have a different set of worries,so I do not want any additional or unnecessary ones,I can prevent now.

I have worried about having to repeat classes such as AP,if I did it with EC.

If those classes are available to you it's certainly worth it for the experience alone.

I plan to attend SUNY Stonybrook virtually and they will accept non-lab sciences.