Talley_1976
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Is it true, as I understand it, that NWCC only require you to have A&P 1 and 2 plus labs in order to apply for the Nursing school. By next spring I will have completed College Algebra, General Psychology, Biology, Labs, A&P 1 AND 2 , English 1 &2, philosophy, Human growth-development and Microbiology. All of those are part of the ASN program as I understand it.???
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Oh, The ASN......BSN..one could only wish:) But this school also require you to have a score of 19 or above on your ACT test. They look at your grade for A&P first, then your ACT score and then you overall college grade. I try to take all my co-reqs before I apply so all I have to worry about is nursing classes once i get accepted.
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The only pre reqs they require at my school A&P 1 and 2 plus the labs....All the other "pre reqs are part of the program..
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So that is what I am going to do, however, I am still required to go full time, so I would have to do some non nursing classes anyways.
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So I want to apply for the associate degree in nursing at my community college in the spring. The only pre-reqs they need is A&PI + Lab A&P II + Lab The program curriculum includes what normally would be pre reqs, but in this case it is not required before you enter the program. They include English comp 1 and 2, College algebra, General Psychology, Public speaking and Humanities. Micro biology The school I am attending wants you to attend the course on a full time status. so at least 12 hours. I could, by the time I would start Nursing school, completed all this subjects already. As of today, I have finished English, College Algebra and Psychology. Do you suggest that I also finish the other general subjects before I enter the nursing program, even though it is not required? Like I mentioned, you have to attend at least 12 hours per semester, regardless if you have finished all the general subjects or not. By doing this I would be right at 12 -13 hours per semester and concentrate on the more important nursing classes and clinical's. How did or how are you guys doing it? I know it may sound like a stupid question but I want to make 100% sure I am approaching this the right way! Thanks for all help!