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I took all my prereqs...now what classes should I take?

so I only have AP 1&2 and microbiology left and i dont want to take them all together, so I am taking them one semester at a time...I need some other classes to be a full time student, so what classes should I take.... not any classes that will overload me or be alot of studying because of AP 1...

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    I would take any other classes that you will need for your degree like electives or any Co Reqs you are allowed to take prior, that way when you start the actually nursing program you will only have the core nursing classes to take.

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    I would consider a communications or psychology class. Something that might boost your ability to understand and communicate with people. Usually those courses are really straight foward and don't require a lot of intense studying. If I were in your situation, I'd take something really artsy and fun. Like painting or dance. Gosh, I would love to take a dance class...

    Anyhoo, have fun! :)

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    As long as you have complete all other pre-reqs and co-reqs required for your degree, then I would either focus on taking classes that will prepare you for grad level courses (if that is in your future) or fun class :) I wish I had the time to fit in some PE classes like aerobics or weight lifting! I think that would be a lot of fun and help get me into better shape cause we all know nursing school isn't really conducive to a healthy life style :D

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