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Thank you Esme12 !! This was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for clearing things up. I was really confused about how things worked May I ask what is BON? ETA: weird typo

Here is the coure. So I assume the the Nursing school part is included... Required courses would consist (according to ___ Community College) of 68 credits and they are as follows, ARTS/HUM – Arts and Humanities Elective, BIO 200 - Microbiology, BIO 210 – Microbiology Lab, BIO 208 – Human Anatomy and Physiology I, BIO 218 – Human Anatomy and Physiology I Lab, BIO 209 – Human Anatomy and Physiology II, BIO 219 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab, ENG 101 – Freshman Composition, ENG 102 – Composition and Literature, MAT 123 – Finite Math, NUR 101- Concepts and Processes in Nursing, NUR 104 – Nursing Fundamentals Theory, NUR 105 – Care of Adult and Aging Clients, NUR 114 – Clinical Lab I: Nursing Fundamentals, NUR 115 - Clinical Lab II: Medical/Surgical Settings, NUR 201 – Care of Childbearing/ Childrearing Families, NUR 204 – Care of Clients Affected by Complex Stressors, NUR 206 – Professional Legal and Ethical Issues, NUR 211 – Clinical Lab III: Care of Childbearing/ Childrearing Families, NUR 214 – Clinical Lab IV: Medical/Surgical/Psychiatric, PSY 101 – Introduction to Psychology, PSY 201 – Human Growth and development, and SOC 101 – Introduction to Sociology

I see. My CC has a nursing program build in as it has the following class's listed "NUR 101/ NUR 104/ NUR 105/ NUR 115/ NUR 114/ NUR 201/ NUR 204/ NUR 206/ NUR 211/ NUR 214. I think my confusion is if I have to take all the above classes and then apply for nursing school? Or are these classes nursing school classes? Sorry if I sound confusing...because I am a tad confused about the process.

Hi Everyone, I am being asked by my English teacher to write a paper (9pgs) on my career field (RN) that I am taking in school. Basically I have to persuade my college to host a seminar to educate possible students interested in becoming a RN. I have been reading up on things on and off "allnurses". Most of the insight found has been from this forum. So thank you to all the members for sharing and helping. right now I have a rough idea on what steps are expected (school wise) for a RN. But I'm kinda not sure of what I have read. I live in Maryland and currently taking the community collage route. Below are the steps I think are needed. Please let me know if they're wrong or any other detail you may know. Any and all help is appreciate. HS diploma/GED Pre-reqs for nursing from community college (~2yrs/68 credits) apply for nursing school attend nursing school at a university ~2yrs (? because its not offered in the community college) take NCLEX-RN and pass Done. Now my confusion is taking the pre-reqs in the community college and then going to nursing school....not sure if that's right or the community college has the RN needed classes imbedded into the list to pass. I also have seen something about TEAS? Is that for other states not required to take the NCLEX test? Also I cant find much detail on what happend in nursing school