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I am attending the November 17th orientation as well and I called the school and the advisor told me that there were many options and I would be able to do that while working for this semester!

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Hi!! I was recently accepted to Baptist College of Health Sciences as a Pre Nursing student for the Spring 2018 term. I currently work in the medical field and have for about four years. I have been looking on the forums for information about BCHS and only have found older posts from about 2 or more years ago and so I thought I would start a new one! I really love the school ! New student orientation is in a few weeks however. I did call and ask how late do their classes go until and I was told they go to about 9 PM and that they also have online courses available. I have to work and wondered if anyone else did their pre-nursing classes here and if so, what were your hours like and do you know if they had them available from maybe 5-9 ? Did you complete all of yourl Prenursing courses online? Also, did you go to classes on the weekends? Thank you in advance!

I am turning 21 this year. When I got out of high school, I went for pharmacy technician training and became a Certified Pharmacy Technician. I graduated when I was 19 and the site where I interned at is where I got hired. I have been trying to make up my mind as to be a Pharmacist or a Nurse, what I always wanted to be. After a traumatic experience I had to where I was suffering while still being fully aware and of the pain and could have died( an accident) I realized that that was what I wanted to be if a lived, a nurse to help others in similar or worse situations than I was in. I am fine now but the preclasses were what I was worried about. I have been studying because I took anatomy and physiology etc. in high school but needed refreshers. I am going to do the pre classes at a community college or a nursing school here that offers the pre classes on a generic health sciences track( if you decide you don't want to be a nurse and want to be a pharmacist, most of the classes transfer over to that program) I just worry a lot but were the pre req. hard for anyone? I was also wondering what I could expect on a college level