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I was in two academic programs @ 2 different schools and working when I had to get my CPR card last year. All the other programs only had a few specific dates for the class and Miami CPR (CPR everyday) was the only place I could find that fit my schedule.

A few students mentioned this option and I completely forgot that we had a portal with all of our records. So easy to access and I don't have to see anyone to get these records.

CPR class for those in the Kendall - Homestead area: I took this class a year ago, but I definitely preferred it to the all day courses that I researched. There is an online, self-paced course component that you complete prior to class, and then the in class component that is an hour long. The CPR card is also printed on the spot and it's an AHA course so there won't be any issues (I'm already compliant for CPR). The website is: Miami CPR Everyday Register for the BLS eLearning & Skills $85 ***Please enter "CHRISTMAS" as referral under ADDITIONAL INFORMATION*** BLS Provider Skills Session (82000353) Miami CPR - The Nursing Station 18710 SW 107 Ave. #8, Miami, FL 33157

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Thursday, October 26, 2017 at 7:00 PM.

Overview of AO nursing schedule from a former student: "The first semester is 21 credits. This was split into 2 mini semesters basically. The first half is when you take Fundamentals Of Nursing (Lecture MF). Fundamental clinicals (7-3). Fundamental skills lab (TWR) . Assessment lab (Fridays) and Intro to Pharm (Math) Intro to Pharm and Skills lab was about a month and a half. We were going to class every day. After those classes ended, we had 1 day off (I believe Thursday). Friday was the longest day because Assessment was from 2-5ish? The next half was Med Surg. MS clinical. and Pharm. These classes were 3 months long. 2nd semester: Peds, OB (both 1 month long). These were in the afternoon. 3rd semester: Psych. Advanced Med Surg and Leadership. Basically the first semester, you're taking multiple classes. Once you get to the 2nd and 3rd, you'll be able to focus on 1 subject... so in that sense things get somewhat easier on you."

@Christine2281: Based on your circumstances it seems like you will be able to handle the AO. @LMB79: I know it has been a while since you posted, so I'm not sure if you already made up your mind. Nevertheless, I would speak to an advisor to get a better idea of the class schedules and then compare the two options. My circumstances are similar to @Christine2281 so I didn't even bother applying to the Generic program. However, even with my support system I would have to think twice about the AO with school aged children.

Straight through...FT Generic: Spring 2018, Summer 2018, Fall 2018, Spring 2019 (graduate) AO: Spring 2018, Summer 2018, Fall 2018 (graduate)

Open the attachment in my previous post. Semester 1 is whichever semester you begin in. So everyone takes summer classes.

All of the MDC nursing options are consecutive. MDC Nursing schedule.pdf

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