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you all seem very concerned about this. I have already been approved for graduation. We did our "intent to graduate" paperwork last week and I was cleared. I am not an idiot, and I am very aware of what I need/do not need. so can we please get back on my original topic? thanks P.S. please examine this program outline and tell me where you see Microbiology listed. http://www.coloradomesa.edu/academics/documents/BSN_Nursing_1516.pdf

lol. yes my school is accredited and NO they were not pre-reqs. I go to Colorado Mesa University. I have given you all the info I have, but here are some extra details: - Started BSN program Jan. 2014 - Graduate May 2016 - Chem/Micro/O-chem not pre reqs for BSN at CMU but are for most CRNA schools - Would like to work as an RN as soon as I get licensed but also need to take several classes that are only offered at my school during the day and usually are MTWF or MWRF. - School is accredited - Minds are blown that they do not require certain classes for pre-reqs. anything else? haha

thanks for the reply. my concern is that there is not a school within 150 miles of me that offers night/weekend courses of chem/bio/etc. im feeling that one of my main options is to work weekends/night shifts and just not sleep during the semester

Hey everyone, I am graduating May 2016 with my BSN degree. Tomorrow is actually my first day of my 4th (of 5) semesters. I want to go on to CRNA school after graduation, but I have no idea how I can work as an RN and be able to take pre-reqs for CRNA schools. I didn't need chem, micro, physics, o-chem for nursing school, but I do for CRNA school. How can I manage several MTWF classes and a RN job? Thanks! (in before "you can't")