Baylee87

Since the math class was a remedial course, it won't count towards my GPA, luckily. I do intend on taking it again though, just to make sure I understand it and continue to go forward with the math until I'm finished with them all so when I'm ready and able, I can go for my BSN. Thanks for the good luck!

i will definitely try to take some summer courses. After thinking about it, when I mapped out all my courses with the advisor at the community college I'm at right now, the whole 2017 thing included all the gen Ed requirements for BSN, and a lot of them aren't required for ADN. I'm going to get as many of them done at the community college before applying at the university I *really* want to go to!

The class I failed is a "remedial course" so it doesn't affect my GPA, luckily. I wasn't aware that algebra wasn't required at either of the colleges I'm looking at for my ADN. Of course, if I want to go on and get my BSN, it is required. I know I want to eventually get my BSN, but my main focus right now is to just get my ADN, and go from there.

So I'm 28, and completely new at this whole "college thing" I have a 9 year old, and a single mom to boot, so when he was younger I went to school for medical assisting, and I've been doing this for 7 years, always wanted to be a nurse. I started my basics spring 2015, and only took beginning algebra online, and attempted comp 1 online, but didn't realize it was an 8 week course (I am horrible at writing papers!!) so withdrew from that course. I passed my beginning algebra with an A though! This semester I took intro to psych and intermediate algebra (which I failed..������) I am so discouraged about the algebra, but I realize that it's not required for my ADN at either of the colleges I'm looking to go to! I'm currently enrolled for developmental psych and American federal govt next semester, and hopefully I'll do well in those! I'm at a community college right now, but will hopefully get into the university I'm wanting to go to! I'm just worried about juggling classes and working full time..It may be possible to eventually not work full time when in the nursing program, but if I continue at the rate I'm going now, 6 hours a semester, it's going to take me until 2017 to finish my basics! I want all of my basics done before going into the nursing program that way I can focus solely on those classes and nothing else..any suggestions?