Published Apr 28, 2012
StL_Momma27
95 Posts
Okay, so I am currently on the waiting list for my school and it is a 2 year wait. I have been looking into going to another school instead, but they require more classes. I'm fine with taking the classes. I am 22 weeks pregnant and I'm due early September. Classes start in August. I'm not quite sure what to do.
Do I enroll in Fall classes or do I need to wait until Spring semester? I really want to get these classes out of the way so I can do this other program...I'm lost!
rn/writer, RN
9 Articles; 4,168 Posts
What kind of classes are you talking about? Are they pre-nursing? How many hours of classes will that give you? Do you have dependable child care lined up?
It's difficult to know what advice to give with such limited information.
RN2BKS
139 Posts
Okay, so I am currently on the waiting list for my school and it is a 2 year wait. I have been looking into going to another school instead, but they require more classes. I'm fine with taking the classes. I am 22 weeks pregnant and I'm due early September. Classes start in August. I'm not quite sure what to do. Do I enroll in Fall classes or do I need to wait until Spring semester? I really want to get these classes out of the way so I can do this other program...I'm lost!
Can you take online classes?
What kind of classes are you talking about? Are they pre-nursing? How many hours of classes will that give you? Do you have dependable child care lined up?It's difficult to know what advice to give with such limited information.
I would need:
I would also need like 2 electives....maybe.
Yes, I have child care lined up, but with being due early September, I'm not sure how professors would be.
I really do not care for online classes. I have taken 2 in the past and didn't like the teaching style.
JacAn001, BSN
It is unfortunate that you do not like online classes because you could knock a couple of the electives out at home while pregnant. I took online classes through my pregnancy and then after until my baby could go to daycare.
elaina86
11 Posts
For me, it would depend on whether waiting makes a difference in whether I make the application deadline or not. Map out your schedule in both scenarios. Will waiting cause you to wait a year before you can apply? While newborns are a lot of work, they mostly sleep, eat, and poop. I think enrolling part time would be completely doable. And it might give you a little break from mommy hood.
SBJustBreathe, ASN, RN
297 Posts
I would wait for Spring. Having to take leave from classes to care for a new baby is going to be rough enough without having pre-nursing classes thrown into the mix. It's all up to you and what you think you can handle. It seems like a lot, especially for classes that aren't online.