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Here is the number to call to register 732 255-0404. The course just started but they will admit students up to two weeks later due to the fact that it is an online course. Hope to see you there!

i am going to try posting this to the dl section. i am taking an online anatomy and physiology course entitled "anatomy & physiology for the allied health care professional online" at ocean county college in toms river nj as a continuing education course before i jump into the deep end of the pool and take it for credit. it is the killer course for pre-nursing students and many do not make it into the program because of their poor grades in a&p. it was suggested to me that i try this a&p "lite" course and then i would have a great background for taking the a&p i and a&pii for credit. this course does not have a lab but should give me a quick overview that i can build on. http://www.ocean.edu/conted/cont_and_prof_ed/anatomyphysiologyonline.htm i took ocean county colleges medical terminology i and ii through continuing education online and loved it. this is the snail approach but i hope to build up my confidence taking the easy courses online before i take the more difficult nursing pre-requisite courses. i am taking my other college credit pre-requisite nursing courses now so taking this a&p "lite" course will be a help for the next step. i know i am taking baby steps but it is a while since i was in school. if i blow the course, it doesn't show on a transcript because it's continuing education not for credit. i would rather spend just a few extra bucks just so i can hit the ground running with a&p. has anyone started out this way? i love taking it because i work a full time job and could go to school two or three days a week at this point. tysontwins

i took ocean county colleges medical terminology i and ii through continuing education online and loved it. i was taking my other pre-requisite nursing courses for credit and i didn't want to chance getting a less than perfect grade. http://www.ocean.edu/conted/cont_and_prof_ed/newonlinecourses.htm i found the med term courses a huge help and i didn't have to worry about a grade. you just get a ceu certificate that says you passed and my nursing home paid for the course. most of my friends in the nursing program said that they wish they had taken a medical terminology before starting their nursing program. tysontwins

i am taking an online anatomy and physiology course entitled "anatomy & physiology for the allied health care professional online" at ocean county college in toms river nj as a continuing education course before i jump into the deep end of the pool and take it for credit. it is the killer course for pre-nursing students and many do not make it into the program because of their poor grades in a&p. it was suggested to me that i try this a&p "lite" course and then i would have a great background for taking the a&p i and a&pii for credit. this course does not have a lab but should give me a quick overview that i can build on. http://www.ocean.edu/conted/cont_and_prof_ed/anatomyphysiologyonline.htm i took ocean county colleges medical terminology i and ii through continuing education online and loved it. this is the snail approach but i hope to build up my confidence taking the easy courses online before i take the more difficult nursing pre-requisite courses. i am taking my other college credit pre-requisite nursing courses now so taking this a&p "lite" course will be a help for the next step. i know i am taking baby steps but it is a while since i was in school. if i blow the course, it doesn't show on a transcript because it's continuing education not for credit. i would rather spend just a few extra bucks just so i can hit the ground running with a&p. has anyone started out this way? i love taking it because i work a full time job and could go to school two or three days a week at this point. tysontwins