Classes?

Anatomy, Physiology and Microbiology. Prior to those classes you might need pre-requisites such as Biology and Chemistry as well as Algebra 1.

Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry OR microbiology. I wouldn't suggest taking all 3 at once, you'll have a difficult road ahead of you. But defiantly anatomy and physiology. Also, sign up for some CNA courses if you can. It's very helpful to have your CNA or to have worked as one. You can do this anytime, even as a senior in high school you should be able to do this.

Other than those, just some general courses. Take a writing course, you'll be doing a lot of paper writing in your nursing classes, maybe a sociology class. Depending on the college you pick they will work with you on what classes you need. You might need a math course as well.

Look online for the college's catalog so you can see what they require, they should have a degree plan in there somewhere. Good luck also.

I would suggest speaking with an advisor. Good luck!

Different nursing schools require different classes. I had to take 3 research classes, and I don't know of anyone else who had to take these. In nursing, it is imperative that you get with an advisor at your college and take everything according to plan. Nursing classes are usually progressive, meaning you can't take "this" till you've had "that." At some schools, you can't even get into the nursing program until you have had chemistry, Anatomy, etc. Good luck.

See your college advisor. They should have a blueprint for what you should take each semester as a pre-nursing major.

don't spend money till you KNOW for sure what will apply to the nursing degree. Each course has a number which designates the status of that course (for seniors only? Requires pre-req? has a lab?) This number tells your advisor if the course will apply to your degree program. Otherwise, it may end up as an elective and you have lost time and money.

an advisor will have a degree plan. follow whats on the plan. class by class. i would NOT recommend you take Anatomy and Physiology your year. the basic core classes is what is usually outlined for the first semester ( history english math chem and maybe art).

when you choose your major and attend freshman orientation you will meet your advisor.

College Algebra

Psych 101

Sociology 101

College level writing/essay class

Where can I go for free cna classes to get started with my nursing career

Where can I go for free cna classes to get started with my nursing career

Free? Probably nowhere. All college classes charge tuition. You may qualify for financial aid, though.

I don't know where you live, but some community classes offer CNA training at a low cost. They also have ROP classes (Regional Occupational Program) where some offer free classes, if not, cheaper than most. All you have to pay are your books and uniforms.