Ok accepted to lake Sumter and i want to choose my classes correctly for the ADN program however not sure how to go about it. I already have previous science degree so some of my credits transferred and that left me with 5 classes to take which are
1. Nutrition and diet therapy
2. Human anatomy & physiology 1 w/ lab
3.^^^^ 2 w/ lab
4. Microbiology w/ lab
5. Math for health related professions (1 credit)
Now I can take #1 and #5 online the rest would be considered a hybrid of lecture online and lab at school would it be best to do them all in the fall? I have back ground in science so will the science classes be considered hard or maybe some challenges ?
I love anatomy and such i even have books i still look at to this day however i know what one school teaches another doesnt. Should i space it out and put some for spring just to be safe?
Will that still give me time to apply for the nursing program i know its very competitive so i want to do my absolute best but i also want to be able to get in asap. If i read correctly some of the classes i would be done by Oct. And the others would be Dec. Plus a full time job, is it possible to complete all this at the same time?
im so excited i cant think straight
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Ok accepted to lake Sumter and i want to choose my classes correctly for the ADN program however not sure how to go about it. I already have previous science degree so some of my credits transferred and that left me with 5 classes to take which are
1. Nutrition and diet therapy
2. Human anatomy & physiology 1 w/ lab
3.^^^^ 2 w/ lab
4. Microbiology w/ lab
5. Math for health related professions (1 credit)
Now I can take #1 and #5 online the rest would be considered a hybrid of lecture online and lab at school would it be best to do them all in the fall? I have back ground in science so will the science classes be considered hard or maybe some challenges ?
I love anatomy and such i even have books i still look at to this day however i know what one school teaches another doesnt. Should i space it out and put some for spring just to be safe?
Will that still give me time to apply for the nursing program i know its very competitive so i want to do my absolute best but i also want to be able to get in asap. If i read correctly some of the classes i would be done by Oct. And the others would be Dec. Plus a full time job, is it possible to complete all this at the same time?
im so excited i cant think straight