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My husband is in the military and we are currently out of the country for the next three years. I have my basic college courses done, but need to finish the nursing prerequisites like A&P, microbiology and psychology. Since there isn't any other choice for me but to do the classes online, I'm wondering if anyone has any advice for completing all the classes online or if I should just wait until I get back to the states (not preferred). My goal is to be eligible to apply for an ADN program wherever we live next. I'd love to have any advice from nurses who have been in similar predicaments. Thanks!
crazydoglady89
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Ahh yes, all very good points. Nursing school pre reqs you would think are pretty universal, but at some schools they aren't. For example, I'd say 4/5 schools I was looking at will take a 3 credit bio elective, but the other schools require gen chem, which I couldn't take in time to make the application date.
It pays to do homework WAY in advance, just to see what schools accept. You want to check out the schools around you and line up your plan for pre reqs in accordance to those. Unless you were a science major (I wasn't) chances are you will have to strategically pick your electives.