Agri_Nerd

Let me clear this up I would be in school for agriculture a year after I get an ASN, assuming doing both almost simulatiously is possible.

Hello Nurses! I have two major loves, midwifery and agriculture. My eventual life goal would be to be a nurse-midwife and have a farm. My favorite school, ABAC(Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College,) has an associates in nursing and a RN-BSN program. My idea was to take all my nursing prerequisites(2 semesters) and finish most of the agriculture prerequisites during the summer. If I have my prereqs for nursing completely done, then when I start my nursing sequence, I'll be less then part time so I'll need to take extra courses anyways. So I guess my question is, do you think it would be possible to duel degree if I utilized my summer semesters? Most of the nursing prereqs apply to the agriculture degree. I've done a theoretical schedule based on what they offer over the summer what corequisites any courses have and on paper its possible but how possible is it really? I also don't know exactly how clinical hours work so if someone could give a "Day in the life," example with your schedule, classes and clinical hours, that would be greatly appreciated! :)