Jenn23

Okay got it. Thank you. How hard is it to get straight A's in ABSN programs compared to A's in science classes at a top U.S. university? Can most ABSN nursing get straight A's with studying?

Can other people confirm/disconfirm this? I am wondering if most ABSN program courses are graded on a A/B/C/D/F scale, Pass/Fail, or some other scale.

Other than grades, pre-requisite courses, and the TEAS/HESI scores, what do most ABSN programs require? For example, I've searched through quite a few programs and some do not accept letters of recommendation. Do most ABSN programs require extracurriculars or nursing shadowing/work experience, etc.?

Sorry, your post is confusing. I am not sure what you mean. But you say that all ABSN program nursing classes are graded on an A/B/C/D/F scale? Is it easy to get straight A's in ABSN programs if you had a 4.0 in science courses from a top university?

How are most ABSN program courses graded? 1. A/B/C/D/F scale 2. Pass/No Pass 3. Pass/No Pass/Honors 4. Other I am planning to apply to CRNA school or NP school after completing a ABSN program so I would like to know how the classes of most ABSN programs are graded. Thank you!

Okay thank you. Will they look down at my application if I take any of the pre-requisite courses online (other than microbiology, anatomy/physiology, and the "hard" science courses) or will it be better for me to take them all in-person? Should I take sociology and human growth and development just online or should I try to take them in-person? Obviously I think online will be easier than in-person, but I am wondering if they rather you take them in-person. Also, will they know that I took these online or does it not show on the transcript?

Hello, I am wondering if I can take Pre-Reqs for ABSN programs anywhere? at a community college? I graduated with a B.S. degree in Human Physiology with a 3.8 gpa about 6 years ago from a top/well-known university. I have a lot of physiology and anatomy courses completed, but have not taken some pre-requisite courses that a lot of nursing schools seem to require: 1. Microbiology with lab 2. Human Growth and Development 3. Sociology Can I take these courses at any community college? Can I even take some of them online? Will the nursing schools care where I take these prerequisite courses? Thanks!