Published May 25, 2020
Amberd1201
6 Posts
Okay so I’m trying to complete all my pre-reqs by this time next year. This Summer I’m taking US GOV, TX GOV, and lifespan. Then I’ll need 34 more credit hours. Those courses needed are: history II, statistics, nutrition, chem + lab, Microbiology + lab, A&P I + lab, A&P II + lab, women’s studies, wellness course, and a philosophy OR cultural course. How should I take these to make them the most simple? Should I just take A&P I and II + labs this Summer to eliminate those from the mess of classes coming up? Orrr? Help please thank you ?
blueskiesandsunshine.prn
29 Posts
I remember the mess of trying to fit all my pre-reqs in! It is no fun task...especially with advisors who don't understand a pre-nursing courseload ? I personally would structure it like this:
Summer 2020:
US Gov
TX Gov
Life Span
A&P I + lab
Fall 2020:
History II
Wellness
Nutrition
Statistics
A&P II + lab
Spring 2020:
Chemistry + lab
Microbiology + lab
Women's studies
Philosophy
Best of luck!
TJai1995
5 Posts
I agree my academic advisor told me I have to much on my plate and I need to stop rushing and take less courses but if what I have is to much then I don't need to be a Nurse.
Summer 2020
Biol 1104 + Lab
World Lit 2
Critical Thinking
American Government
Fall 2020
AP 1 + Lab
Intro to Sociology
ADV First AID
Survey of U.S History
Spring 2021
AP 2 + Lab
Micro + Lab
I'm determined to be a Nurse then Nurse Practitioner and this is load is mentally and physically prepare me for the nursing program.