How many credits?

Mkue · Nov 7, 2002

I have classes or clinical all day during the week, 8 credits I think:) 8:30 -3:30 M-Th, and 6:30-3 on Friday.

jdomep · Nov 7, 2002

We have lecture & Labs T & Th from 5-9 Clinical once a week from 7-3 and ours is 7 credits. And yes I do think that is a FULL LOAD especially with the study time we put in...Next semester we get 9, then next year 12, & 13.... so since this 7 hours is tough I can't imagine what "fun" we'll have next year...

emily_mom · Nov 7, 2002

I have class from 8-12 MTW and then 200h of clinical to complete in the semester on ThF, and I have 9 credits. Next semester it's 8-2 MTW and 250h of clinical to complete. That's 9 credits also. I don't know how anyone could do it w/ not completing pre-req's first.....

subec · Nov 7, 2002

I have class on Mon. from 8-11, 1-3, and lab 3-6.

Tues. class from 9-12, 1-3

Wed. clinical from 1-7

Fri. class from 9-11, lab from 1-4

All this is worth 16 hours.

Angella Walker · Nov 7, 2002

I haven't started my clinicals yet but i can tell you that the PA students here at Marquette take at least 21 credits a semester, 18 in the summer. They are pretty much in school M-F from 8-5 during the preclinical year and have the same schedule their clinical year doing their rotations.

Even when I start my clinicals we have to take 18 credits each semester but this does include the upper level Theology and Philosophy courses that are required due to it being a Jeusit university.

Angella Walker · Nov 7, 2002

I haven't started my clinicals yet but i can tell you that the PA students here at Marquette take at least 21 credits a semester, 18 in the summer. They are pretty much in school M-F from 8-5 during the preclinical year and have the same schedule their clinical year doing their rotations.

Even when I start my clinicals we have to take 18 credits each semester but this does include the upper level Theology and Philosophy courses that are required due to it being a Jesuit university.

MidwifeWannaB · Nov 7, 2002

In my program that I start in the spring, I have class M-F from 8 till at least 12:30, some days till 2, then Fridays we have clinicals (first semester) from 6 am till around 4. All that is 15 hours. It would only be 12, but I'm taking Pharmacology next semester, too. We have to have at least 12 hours to qualify as full time students.

:nurse:

memphispanda, RN · Nov 7, 2002

Here's my schedule:

M 10:00-11:30, 1:00-4:00 (sometimes 4:30)

T off (get patient assignment, write care plan)

W 7:30-3:30 clinical

T 7:30-11:30 clinical

F 8:30-11:30, 1:00-2:30

That's 13 hours.

RNIAM, BSN, RN · Nov 8, 2002

Here is my scedule right now

mon A&P lecture 12:30 to 1:45

Tues nursing lecture 8 to 12:00 nursing lab 1 to 4pm

wed A&P lecture same as Monday add A&P lab from 2 to 4:50

then I have about two hours a week for Health and Nutrition

When I get a few more minutes I'll write my next semester schedule which is worse, as I have A&P2 and Micro biology plus an 8 credit nursing course.

I forgot to add my clinical on here as well. which is Thurday and Friday from 8-12

StudentSandra · Nov 12, 2002

4 1/2 hours lecture on Mondays

3 hours lecture on Thursdays

8 hour clinical on Tues or Wed

15 hours of required computer time for the semester

10 credit hours for the class

Peeps Mcarthur · Nov 12, 2002

In the course outline for NUR101 it was laid out for us before the first day.

The way it was figured was to allot a certain number of hours per task, per week.

My course recommends 60 hours a week devoted to study.

There are computer programs, videos, audio tapes, lab evaluations, papers to write, separate clinical assignments, and oh yes, exams that require a 75 to test out of.

All that, and I was stupid enough to put off a psych class trying to find a program that didn't require it, or decide on another career path that didn't.

Oh well, ten credits sure seems like 20!