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Thank you everyone for replying. You guys have been so helpful! I'm currently on vacation right now and I'll make an appointment when I return to the States and update everyone :)

The commuter, That is so nice to hear that it is possible to go school and work full time. I admire your resilience and thank you for checking about OCCC's requirement. I will have to see an academic advisor once I come back from my trip to Japan-visitting family. Thank you all. I will post an update in a month or two!

ljaimes, I knew It has to be in class and I don't mind that. In OCCC's website, the practicuum is towards the end. I just want to take the lab classes before I have to quit altogether when it is time to do my clinicals. At that time, we would have enough savings to survive on one income. We could've afford for me to go full time if I didn't spend so much on my wedding. I keep telling myself it's a once in a life time, go all out!

Hi everyone, I plan to pursue an associate in Nursing at Oklahoma's Community college aka OCCC. I'm not sure if it's a pre req or not. The classes I need are: Human anatomy 1 and 2, general chem, lab for general chemistry/organic/bio chemistry, intro to nutrition, microbiology, and nursing process 1, 2, 3, & 4. I have a bachelors degree in another field, therefore I don't need the other classes as I've already taken it As for Pangea's question, My husband just started his master's program in bilingual education and he will finish in 2018. We cannot afford simply because we are newly graduates plus I have a full time job.

Hi PANGEA, The course I will be pursuing will be nursing, will it expire? Thank you for replying!

Hi everyone, Here is my story: I am really interested in pursuing nursing as my future career, however, I have a husband who is in school for a masters program and we cant afford to have me in school full time. The good thing is I have a Bachelor's in History so I'm able to transfer some of my courses over. So my question is, is it possible to pursue one to two classes per semester? I understand that it'll take me a lot longer to graduate but I don't mind. I just want a head start ya know? My other question is can a science course expire? For example, in the fall of 2016 I took a Human anatomy 1 class and then decided to take a break from school until 2020, will the school admit Human anatomy 1 as taken? Thank you!