shiver

thanks for the input everyone! finances are definitely a big issue for me so finishing out my pre-reqs while I'm still getting aid does seem like the best option. The pre-req list that I'm following is for one particular accelerated bsn program, but I'm assuming that even if I apply to other programs, the pre-reqs won't vary much?

That is what I had initially considered, finishing out my degree and then pursing the nursing. But I got thrown off when reading BSN entry requirements on CC websites. If you can clarify, would I just enroll in CC after I get my degree and then take the science pre-reqs that I'm lacking and then be able to apply to a nursing program after I have completed those pre reqs?

Hey everyone, so I am a junior at the University of Texas and I'm a history major. I just decided a few months ago that I wanted to go into nursing instead, I had always felt like it would be too hard but I finally realized it would be worth all the effort overall, anyways, I'm not sure what my next move should be. I have NO science/math classes under my belt at all and I don't know if I should just jump ship and start all over from scratch at community college for a BSN because I have no base of science/math courses at UT and I want to waste as little time as possible taking classes that I don't need. I'm just not sure what the smartest option is so any advice would be appreciated!