CNA/NAC Because it's a prereq?

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Who is taking a NAC or CNA course just because it's a prerequisite for a nursing program that they are applying for?

I feel a bit like I'm being forced to take a step backwards because I completed all my pre reqs with a 4.0 and an overal 3.85 but the school changed their admission to require a CNA course for applicants!

I know a CNAs job is not the same as an RN so why do schools requrie the class?

Has anyone changed their mind about becoming an RN or LPN/LVN because of the CNA course they took?

I hope to become a CNM and work as a Midwife at a free standing birth center and don't plan on working with the elderly at any point, except for when it is required for my education like doing a clinical at a LTC to get a CNA cert to apply for a RN program...Thanks for reaing my vent I appreciate any support!

Specializes in Ortho/Med/Surg.

Hi! I got a CNA because it's prereq.

Though, I didn't go to courses. I just watch video, read questions and passed NATO. Hope it will work for admission

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