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it is my understanding that once complete, we will possess an associate's degree...where it transfers to depends on the accepting college. i'm taking my microbiology and a&p classes with excelsior due to time constraints, but am finding that it will limit my eligibility to get into bsn programs without the lab credit of traditional science courses. i suppose the worst thing that will happen is i have to take a class or two over again, but there are options out there. at this point, what's a few more dollars spent! ha! i know lunah and sue have both went on to other colleges, but i don't know what their gen eds looked like. we'll figure it all out, i'm sure!
I am taking my CPNE next weekend then will have completed EC's ASN program. I have been checking into several RN-MSN and RN-BSN programs for the last year to see if my EC RN will transfer and I haven't found a school yet it wouldn't transfer to. I did find however 90% of them will not accept the A&P and micro due to no labs, but as someone previously posted worst situation I have to retake those 2 classes at a local community college. Hope that helps.
TashaLPN2006RN2012, ASN, RN
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Just curious...i'm a long time away from that happening, but wondered if it transfered to any other colleges or partnered with any other colleges BSN program should i want to pursue a higher degree at a later date???