Pre-req ouch

seaspray700777 · Jun 17, 2009

What! I live in Maine and I am almost done with pre-reqs, Is your course Anatomy & Physiology or just Physiology?. Even though, this goes without saying( rip-off in the Nursing class) same content, same credits warrents you withdraw now; if at all possible, without being penialized. I payed $ 384.00 for A&P lecture I with the Lab I inclusive ( 5 credits) The book I borrowed from a friend. A&P II lecture and lab the same. (5 credits) I realize that you said you could not take the class to your convience to you at this time but if there is such a vast difference in cost, perhaps you could wait until the next semester for the community college to offer it. I know by past experience. I took Math class at the same local college so I could ( Brush up on my math skills) at a cool $ 278.00 and when I finished this course, no credit, because it was a non-credit course, I was told by a friend that at a local high school I would have paid $45 and would have more one-on-one. $1400 ? that is crazy

I am not trying to tell you what to do, and I do not know what state you are in but, in my state of Maine there is a waiting list for two years, after our pre=reqs are done at least, so perhaps you may not need this class at this cost at this time. Good luck to you!! I only have Micro left, Thank the LOrd for that before Nursing school. I am on the wait list as we speak. God bless you and yours. :bow: :redbeathe

nurse4forever · Jun 17, 2009

wow!!! $1400 for one class??? That is crazy!!!

lightsnoise · Jun 17, 2009

My Physio class costed me $100 and the book about $100 so $200

on eagles wings, ASN, RN · Jun 17, 2009

That is CRAZY!!! Can't believe it. My college is about 73 dollars per credit hour and AP is 3 credits... I am too lazy to multiply 73 by 3 now, but you get the picture. :| Good luck in paying that mess. :/

Seyma · Jun 17, 2009

I live in california and the tuition is $20/unit for in state residence at a CC. So i paid $80 for the class and $100 for the book. $1400 is alot. There wasn't anywhere else you could take it? I'm a starving college student myself and I'd hate to see anyone pay $1400 for a single class. My first semester of nursing school at cal state for all my classes will be $1500.

guiltysins · Jun 17, 2009

Well I go to a private school and please no one pass out on me LOL, my physio class, which doesn't have a lab (and which I haven't taken yet) will cost me $2600.

bluechick112 · Jun 17, 2009

WHATTTTTTT?!!!!!!!!!

I'm at a community college and my physio class cost me less than $200, even with the book. That's a ridiculous rip-off.

labchic · Jun 17, 2009

I thought it was crazy too, and I thought my comunnity college was a good deal until I saw all of your posts. You guys are getting awesome rates! Except for you guiltysins. lol I'm just afraid that if I sit out I will loose some of what I remember from Anatomy.

peytonsmom · Jun 17, 2009

I agree w/ labchic. Tuition at my CC is $123/credit hour and that's insanely cheap! The tution at the four year pulic universities and the one private college is about $400/credit hour. I live in middle of no where Ohio too!

CrunchyMama, ASN, RN · Jun 17, 2009

WOAH! That's crazy!! I go to a community college and it's $120/credit hour.....with books and everything else, the program runs about $13,000. The school of nursing that I had also checked into at one time was about $10,000 more. So I'm sticking with what's cheaper. Good luck!

seaspray700777 · Jun 18, 2009

Oh my heavens: $ 2600 for one class, are you kidding, even a private school, by the time you are done, you would have paid for a Doctor degree. I am not trying to be rude at all but, are you sure it will really matter whether you graduate from a PRIVATE school or a cc. I work with nurses in critical care and it does not matter if they graduated from a private school, University, or a cc, they all get paid the same as a new grad. I know alot of students start out at cc because they are less expensive and then go on to the clinicals, to have University on thier graduation papers for presitge but I see no difference in University vs cc, except sometimes the RN's that have been to a cc seem to have had more clinical experience. Good luck. :bow: