Ethics

Hi! It just so happens I am in the midst of Ethics thru Excelsior. It is quite in depth, taking me longer than expected. Socrates, Aristotle, Existentialism, Virtue based theory, etc. It is sort of interesting, but a lot of memorization of specific facts, etc. It will take me appx. 6 weeks to complete and test, I work full time and have small kids as well. What is RUE, never heard of it? Fancy.:cheers:

Hey there, that's great that you are also in Ethics, maybe we can keep in touch. RUE is a publishing company that basicly does all of the research for you and provides you the learning materials - such as books, study guides, post tests, etc. It pretty much just does the research for you so that you don't have to read the entire book. It's the more expensive way to go through EC but I don't really have the time so I think it's worth it. You can find out more about it at Rueed.com. They publish all of the study material, and then once you pass the exams it transfers over to EC. I was looking at some websites that RUE sent to me about Ethics today and I thought, oh my this is more in depth than I thought. I was thinking it would be more like common sense kind of stuff, but it was a lot more indepth than that. I'm glad there's someone going through this course with me, as this is my first course.

It sounds like The College Network, which is what I am doing. Ethics is my 2nd class, Developmental Psych was my first. And I signed up Last January! I am hoping to pick up speed now, next for me is English Comp.

It is exactly like TCN actually, I think just a little cheaper. Does it really take that long to complete a course? Or were there other things that got in the way of your first course? I'm hoping to do all of my prereqs in a month, and then the nursing concepts in about six weeks each. RUE recommends that that is how you do them, and also I only need three prereqs.

No, normally it doesn't take that long to complete a course. I had several things get in the way, husband left his job, over the winter/spring I worked a lot of overtime and all my classes got thrown to the back burner. Anyway, now I am back at it and they do say the pre reqs take about a month each on the average. That is what I am aiming to do, too. Good luck to you. I am an LPN now and I hope to be an RN in 12-18 mos. Fancy.