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A biology course is completely unnecessary for you to learn the basic caregiver tasks that you will be completing in a typical CNA program (bed making, toileting, transfers, feeding, simple charting, showers, baths, positioning, etc.). The CNA program is task-oriented, and a biology course really will not enhance your understanding of these basic tasks.
hopeful27
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I'm starting a CNA program in the fall at a local community college. The only preq for the course is English 101. I haven't taken any science courses yet in college. I'm really uncertain if I should have taken those courses prior to attending the CNA program. For those of you that are currently in a CNA program, was the coursework easier to understand because you completed a biology course before attending?