_cndrn
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I recommend starting the application process now even though you are still completing pre-reqs as getting the application process can be a bit cumbersome. You can get started with submitting your Letters of Intent and Recommendation, resume, etc. and any transcripts from other schools. Those will take time to be processed by WGU.
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Hey guys, new here. I am applying for AO BSN for Spring 2021, hopefully will have 4 considerations by then and competitive GPA's. I am trying to get my immunizations together before applications. Do I just go to my PCP for this? I've had most of those vax done but I don't have the records (don't have my military health record unfortunately). Thanks in advance!
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It was more of a general FYI over a specific one. You're right, he only has Chemistry to take and you have to have taken 12+ credit hours CON lower div natural science for points. But if there is anyone reading looking at why anyone would take their pre-req's at UTA, it's because of what I stated above.
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I haven't seen any other Accelerated Online BSN programs (for pre-licensure students) out there aside from UTA's....
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Being employed by a partner hospital doesn't guarantee you a spot in UT's AO program. They only give you preference, which means they'll look at your application before other's. They also give you points for taking your pre-reqs at UTA so there's incentive to take those classes with them over a community college... Yes, it'll be cheaper at a CC but that's an extra .5 point for your application.
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I'm taking a fast-paced Chem class right now after 18 years of graduating hs and it is ROUGH. BUT you CAN get through it if you study study study. I liked Tyler Dewitt a lot on YouTube. I think his teaching style is one of the best out there. He makes it fun and interesting. Great job on getting accepted!! Don't turn down the opportunity.
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Re transferring the "pre nursing" classes to another university... I would say it depends on the university you're transferring to. I would call and ask. I know at UTA, they require you take those classes with them unless approved to have taken them at another location.