Parsons_Rx

There's also United Healthcare which offers decently priced basic insurance. AAA has a student health insurance for those under 25 I think. Hope that helps!

UGH I know! I've been in community college long enough and have taken enough random major-less credits to have gotten a Bachelor's already. We're only half way there, but we can do it! lol Good luck with everything and keep in touch!

The info packet says that PHIL is a pre-req, but it is NOT factored into your pre-nursing GPA. You can manage squeezing that into a biology or chem schedule I'm sure. That's what I'm doing between A&P and Chem Basics for Fall. It's not going to be easy from here-on-out, but I'm going to be jamming my schedule with BIO, Micro, and Chem classes if I have to to speed things along! lol

Yeah, same here. Good luck to you! I pretty much read through as much info on the OU site and OU Nursing site that I could find about the program.. oh, and the nursing program info packet I picked up when I went to an OU open house. That was helpful enough for now. It's even better to get feedback from people who are already accepted or have been through the program though- that's what brought me here. I'm just going to the session to further solidify my decision. I was signed up for Micro already, which is needed for the degree but it isn't quite yet required (as a pre-req) so I may switch that out with A&P to help move me along quicker. After that- same here- just need 3 classes: the 2 chem and that bio one. Did you take that? it's like intro bio or something. I took bio101 @ Scraft but that apparently is a step under the one they are wanting. Wish that wasn't so. I'm going to call tomorrow to check on that one with someone though.

I'm going to the session in August too. Did you apply to Oakland already? I'm still waiting to hear back from general admissions. I go to Schoolcraft right now.