Does anybody know if the California Board of Registered Nursing (CA BRN) accepts courses taken at the Integrated Science Program (ISP)? The ISP is located in Whitter and Hayward. I have been trying to get a hold of the CA BRN for almost two months. The phone is always busy, or I get a message saying that they are unavailable. The ISP is very expensive so I'd like to know if it is recognized by the BRN before I take the class.
For reference, I am a RN in the state of New Mexico but I recently moved to California. I have faced numerous obstacles trying to get my licensed transferred here. One obstacle has been that New Mexico didn't require Microbiology but California does.
I appreciate any information I can get! Thanks so much for your time and help!
1500 seems like a lot! At my school it's like 158 per credit hour I believe. Other community colleges should be similar. Although we don't have two month science courses unless it's over summer and they are 6 weeks long.
So I'm done with the microbiology course... Pleased to say I passed with a B. It was such an intense course and a lot to study with so little time considering I work full time. Because of this I will not take the A&P course... Unless I wouldn't have to work...
What study methods helped you? I'm taking Anatomy, Physiology, and Microbiology all this semester. I just completed intro chemistry, which I've heard will help me for microbiology class. Flashcards, study partner, and tutor. I was thinking of using colorful play doo clay models for anatomy/Physicology.
I audio recorded the lectures, printed power points and read repeatedly. I did meet with a study group which helped. Because I do work full time it was a bit difficult to concentrate but anything helps.
Ms. Karina
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What's the name and are they accredited? Ontario is far
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