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Sorry about that! OK, I am in classes 7:20am to 2:00pm M-F, I do not work, have a very supportive family, and a baby in first grade. My commute time is like 20minutes to NS and the local CC is about 25minutes. The class I would take is A&P 1 in the evenings MWTH from 6-7:30 and Th 6-9 (lab) I don't know the extent of my course load because we have not had orientation yet, but I start Aug 24th 2009 and graduate July 30th 2010. Again thank you for the responses!
I took one or two extra classes all the way through my ADN program, but none of them were sciences, and most of them were online.
Is A&P the only pre-req you need for the RN bridge? If so, I would wait and see how you feel after doing fall semester. You'll have a feel for how much time and work the LPN program is by then. Then if you feel you can handle it, take A&P in the spring.
If you have other pre-reqs as well, I would register for a non-science one this semester.
If I were you I would wait. The commute is not bad at all that's duable, the child that you have is not a total stressor but still factors in your ability to take the class. Mainly I say to wait because that is ALOT of schooling that takes up your time. Do not add another class in - waaayyy to hard for ya/anybody else for that matter.
Isn't the LPN course load a little heavier than the RN? I know at my school the LPNs have between 15-18 credits a semester while the ADN program is only 9 if you have all your co-requisites done (which I dont...) I'm adding chem to my first semester of ADN school and a & p 2 to my second semester. But these classes will take me from 9 credits to 13.
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Hello all, any suggestions would be appreciated. I am starting NS in August (LPN) and I am thinking about taking A&P at my local college as well. I found a class that works with my schedule but I don't know if I am taking on too much. I need to do really well in all of my classes. I took an A&P course that was school specific ( so I am familiar with course content) but I need one with a lab so I can continue to bridge to RN after I graduate as an LPN. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!