Nursing School Curriculum Doesn't Offer Maternal-Newborn class

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I'm contemplating between Navarro College and Tarrant County for ADN program but I'm a little confused why the curriculum at Navarro doesn't seem to include any maternal-newborn classes/clinicals which is a huge turn off for me because my ultimate intentions are to become a L&D nurse.

Aren't there a chunk of questions on the NCLEX you might need to have taken this class to answer?

I'm just a little confused. Here is the link to the courses if anyone wants to take a shot to tell me when and if that topic would even be covered (scroll to bottom)

Navarro College - Registered Nurse Associate Degree Nursing- A.A.S

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Specializes in CTICU/ER/Dialysis.

It says "care of children and childbearing families". Thats the class you're looking for. To confirm for yourself you can look at at course description.

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Specializes in Neonatal Nurse Practitioner.

It will be included in Care of Children and Families

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Specializes in mental health / psychiatic nursing.

Different schools may label courses differently. I never took a "maternal/newborn" class but the material one would expect in that course was strongly interwoven through other courses. I'd dig deeper into the course descriptions - as others have noted at this college the information you are looking for is probably incorporated into "Children and Families" coursework.

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