Have anyone ever attended two colleges at once?

[NurseLoveJoy88]

I apologize in advance for any grammical errors in advance because I'm typing on a cellphone.

Long story short. I suck at math. I only needed drug calc for lpn school. For my rn degree I need college level math. I took the placement test at two colleges. I scored the highest at ccbc which means I only need one developmental math course before college level. My goal is to complete math at ccbc and finish my other courses at hcc.

I will be taking math at ccbc summer and fall. I just found out today that I received a scholarship at hcc for this fall as well. I don't want to wast my scholarship money thus I was going to take some courses at hcc.

Is it possible to attend both colleges, even if I pay out of pocket at one of them?

I'm going to talk to my advisor about this tomorrow.

[jessicaleeclay]

I've actually attended three college at once (being a military spouse) I took distance course and in-class course and it worked out well and all of my credits transferred.

[Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, MSN, RN]

I did. I had to move across the country one year, so I took one course at the local CC and another course online through my "home" CC which was 2,000 miles away at the time. No problems.

[JeanettePNP, MSN, RN, NP]

I took most of the nursing pre-reqs online and only took the science courses at a community college close to home.

[jenniferclare]

make sure you ask about in addition to whether the class COULD transfer, is whether they will accept just a one class transfer. For example, I think we require at least 6 hours to be taken at other institutions to be able to transfer anything.

[healthstar, BSN, RN]

Yes it is possible, I was doing pre-med and nursing at the same time( different colleges)...but it is extremely hard!!!! So now I am a junior in pre-med and 2nd year nursing :) ...I want to finish nursing school first :)

Good luck

[Up2nogood RN, RN]

While in my LPN program at a private college I finished my pre reqs for my ADN at a CC.

[Saysfaa]

Two colleges is no problem but you might consider whether which program will benefit you more. Math has always been a struggle for me too, I finally figured out I was missing some of the foundation concepts. I kinda sorta understood them so I got them right sometimes but not consistantly. Then I dropped down a level or two, got a great teacher, and worked with the goal of understanding each concept instead of just passing the class. It was definately worth it.

[the VEGAN Professor]

On 6/3/2010 at 7:54 PM, foreverLaur said:

I did!! I was a full-time student (15 credit hours) at one school (2 hours away from where I lived) and paid for it all with federal stafford loans. I just had to drive to campus a few times during the semester for labs/exams. I was also an almost full-time student (10 credit hours) at a local school where I paid out of pocket. It was a killer, but I'm glad I got so much stuff knocked out!! I was listed as a pre-nursing student at both schools.

I wonder can u complete two degrees in this manner