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I am -- just started!

Micro = A Micro Lab = A A&P = A Molecular Cell Bio = A

I'm going to be taking three classes this summer too, but they include patho, so it's going to feel more like 4. We can do it!

I don't think it matters where you take it as long as it is accepted by your nursing program. For example, my nursing school accepts A&P but I have to take plain physiology as well. I took A&P at a community college, BTW, and it was outstanding!

All A's in Micro, Micro Lab, A&P & Molecular Cell Bio. WOO-HOO!

Just keep at it -- it will get easier after a while. We all need to think about what it would be like to live in a foreign country where you are learning the language. Do you have a coworker with whom you could meet occasionally (like over lunch) to clarify some things?

Yes! Fall 2009 is when I start my ABSN! Can't wait!

Hey everyone! Add me to the list too -- I'm back to school at age 44. I'll be entering an accelerated BSN program in Fall '09.

I just took them together and found they dovetaiiled nicely.

While it's true that most schools have a minimum 3.0 GPA, they usually take much higher gradepoint averages because competition is fierce and spots are few. Hopefully your math/science GPA is good? Aceing nursing school might bring you up -- I would definitely plan on it. Good luck!

I took Chem before Micro, but it didn't really seem necessary imho...

CONGRATULATIONS!

HCA Midwest will pay for my entire accelerated BSN at Research College of Nursing + 15 hours of prereqs at Rockhurst University if I sign on to work at one of their hospitals for 2 years.

Just want to add -- "be good to yourself." :icon_hug:

OMG, that is a full plate; and I'm so sorry about your Father in law. I can totally understand how devastating the D is. How many tests do you have over the semester? JMHO, but I tend to think this isn't the time for Chemistry for you. You have too much stress at one time and Chem is one of those classes that requires a load of studying. I would seriously evaluate with the prof and a counselor if you do decide to stay in.