MattyC

That must be so exciting and scary at the same time! :) I hope that by the time I'm done with all these classes I'll be ready. And thanks for the tip, I'll be sure to save those books!

Oh I didn't frame that last part well. I meant to say that it's nice to know people who went through the motions of classes and figuring things out in order to apply for the NAU CEP. (Kinda like me, but you guys did much more. I'm still early on in my classes and have a lot left to take.) It's great that you were able to get your classes done so you could apply! You probably have a really good chance since you said your stats are great (hesi and gpa.) Also, I forgot that Rio is really flexible. I might take some classes this summer.

Hi arc1, ah I see. I'm excited for you and I really hope you get it in! And good luck in statistics next week; I've heard that it's actually really interesting. I guess that partially depends on the professor though. Hi alissaarlene, that's around the time-frame I think it would take me personally (4 semesters full time.) It seems like no matter what route is taken, these requirements take around 2 years. But based on what you said I think I should go the AGEC route. And can I just say that it's really nice to know that you guys kind of went through the same things as me? :) So far, I haven't met anyone in my classes applying to the NAU CEP. Though, I have met several people applying to the ASU CEP and a few others applying for radiography.

Thanks for the info and help! :) Can I ask how many semesters it took you to finish all the prereqs/coreqs?

You explained it well, thank you! I understand now and I can definitely see why they suggested getting it. Btw, congrats for making it! :)

Well first, I really hope you guys make it! I am wondering, did you guys get your AGEC in order to fulfill your AHI, Global and Ethnic requirements (for NAU)? If not, what courses did you take? That's what an advisor is telling me to do (get an AGEC), but no one I know has done it. I have only done one semester so I suppose I still have time, but I thought that all I had to do was take all the required courses from both schools, the HESI, info session, and apply. Do I need the AGEC too?

Oh, I see. Thanks!

Thanks! I'll see if I can take him.

Ah, I see. Thanks for helping! :)

Thank you for your response :) and also for saying it's not a stupid question!

Good afternoon everyone, I have to take CHM 130 (lecture) and CHM 130LL (lab,) in order to get into the concurrent program I want. I know this sounds incredibly stupid, but can I take both the lab and lecture in the same semester? The reason why I'm confused is because, well, my other courses had their labs directly attached to them. I'm a freshman and just finished my first semester, and when I signed up for my A&P lecture in August, I immediately had to sign up for the lab too. Same story for my microbiology class. However, it doesn't seem to be that way for CHM 130. I'm looking at CHM 130LL since I have to take it sometime in the future and it says, "Prerequisites or Corequisites: A grade of "C" or better in CHM130." So do I have to take CHM 130 first, and then CHM 130LL the next semester? I'm so confused. But it also says, "Laboratory experience in support of CHM130." Which sounds like I need to take it at the same time as the lecture. If you guys have any info on this, I would greatly, greatly appreciate it. The specific page is here but you have to scroll down: Find a Class