I'm going to nursing school and I have been doing some thinking. I'm the type of person that like PREPARING and STAYING AHEAD IN LIFE. I will graduate nursing school ( cause that's how much I want to make something out of myself) :-)
Anyway I want to get my BSN and get my masters to become a CRNA!!!
MY REAL Q'S IS, What sciences can I take while in nursing school to help me later on???
I'm really dedicated to learning and my education, I just wanna hear those that has seniority in these such things.
Chem 1, chem2, a&p 1, a&p 2, micro, gen psych, lifespan psych, statistics, and medical terminology are all of the required science/math classes for me.
You will most likely need to take Chemistry and Microbiology in addition to the A&P I and II.
There are usually other class necessary too. If I were you I would try to knock out the required Math, English, Psych, Anthro, Statistics, etc.
Here's another idea--what about your CPR requirement? Have you taken that yet?
Yeah I was thinking it would be a lot lol but I'm good for a challenge. No not yet I'm really just getting started. I'm still kinda iffy on the HESI has my nerves completely shot
Chem 1 chem2, a&p 1, a&p 2, micro, gen psych, lifespan psych, statistics, and medical terminology are all of the required science/math classes for me.[/quote']
Woooo that's a lot to take on?!?? But I bet later it will be all worth it
Tyler626
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Chem 1, chem2, a&p 1, a&p 2, micro, gen psych, lifespan psych, statistics, and medical terminology are all of the required science/math classes for me.