What classes are you taking for Fall2009

Nursing Students Pre-Nursing

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hi everyone,

i will be taking;

chemistry060 (pre)

anatomy001 (pre)

psychology041 (pre)

philosophy001 (core)

after fall, i only have micro, physio and speech left, and i am done with both pre and co-requisites....yay:yeah:

Hopefully NUR 1020 if I get into the RN program. I'm done with all my prerequistes I finished them this semester.

Thanks guys for all the info about nutrition class; now I am definitely going to take it while waiting to get into the program.

At this point in time, because I work two jobs I am only taking A&P I with lab. However, I am registered for Microbiology with lab also because I have some concerns that I may possibly be laid off from one of my jobs and in that case, want to be able to take more classes if that happens (although I hope that it does not.) I cannot register for anything else because these two classes as well as A&P II w/lab and Science of Nutrition are the only other classes I can take without being in an actual nursing program.

I like to hear what people are taking~lets me know I'm right on track.:up:

I am starting my pre-reqs with English, psych, and math this summer....and then

This fall I'm taking psych2, Biology, and sociology (cultural diversity)....

I was going to take Chemistry along with Bio, but thought that may be a bit much...so I'm taking it in the spring

(with A & P)

yesss...I have a long way to go

a friend of mine who is (43)...thinks I'm taking on a "heavy load". I don't think so at all! (I don't work)

and anyways... I am looking forward to the challenge!!

Specializes in Critical Care, Clinical Documentation Specialist.

flutterbye67 - if YOU think you can do it, then you can do it. I started my pre-reqs with Bio and English and it was so light for me, I was going crazy. I took AP1, Chem and Nutrition this spring, it was OK...but too long of a semester. This summer I'm doing Micro, AP2 and Psych. Should be OK because it is a 10 week session and not too long. Its the length that gets me, not the workload. This fall I'm taking Algebra, Stats, English 2, Human Growth & Dev and Patho (if I can get the funds for the last one). THAT is going to be a tough semester..but I purposely took it in a full 16 weeks to give myself lots of time.

I'm blessed in that I don't work outside the home either, but I do home school my two children. If you think you can do it, then go for it! I built up so I know now what will work for me, and you will to. I figure NS is going to be a heavy workload so I might as well work on my time management skills now, lol.

Good Luck!!

I will be taking: A&P 1, Chem, Dosage, Algebra, and I will take Developmental Psychology online since I'll be taking two labs it will cut some of my actual on campus time. I love online courses!!! The college I'm attending here in Dallas does not require Nutrition but I might take it anyway from what I've read from other posts it might be helpful

Specializes in Critical Care.

I am taking general chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology I, Algebra, and life span development(also thinking about taking SOC 210 but i think with the other classes that would be pushing it because I want to keep my GPA up)the chem and the algebra are all that's left of my pre-req's but the otehr classes will help with ranking points.

This Fall I am taking Adult Nursing 232 and 233 ( 240 clinical hours) and a math. I think intermediate Algebra. I hate math sooooo bad! :hdvwl: (that's the math book)

I'm just taking A & P 1...

Plus being a wife/mommy..

Plus working full time...

If I don't get into nursing school this coming fall..I will be taking classes to fulfill my minor in psychology and/or re-doing any pre-reqs (I wish getting B's were good enough...apparently NOT). Hang in there everyone!

I'll be taking:

A&PII- Bio 206

Lifespan Development- Psych 105

Principles of Chemistry- Chem 105

Intro to the Study of Literature- Eng 102

Specializes in PCU, Med-Surg/Tele, Psychiatric.

I just finished with all my pre-reqs, so I am taking Pathophysiology in the Fall before I (hopefully) start nursing school.

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