Starting RN program in spring~ Questions please help
Hello everyone,
I am currently a Medical Assistant. I have decided to go back to school to become an RN. So I will be starting in the spring, January 2012. I went to a tech school for my MA degree. So this will be my first time in real college. I am a bit confused on some things. Not sure if anyone can help me.
So I see there are prereqs I have to take before I can get into the RN program. I understand those. One of my concerns there are prereqs before the preqs if that makes sense. Do I have to take those before I can take the actual prereqs for the RN program?
The other question is when I tested for the entrance exam to the college. It said I scored low on math. Said I need a math course too. There is no math course outlined in the prereqs for the RN program. So why are they saying I have to take a math course? So confused... if anyone can help defumble this from my brain I would truly appreciate it.
Thank you~ freaking out pre-nursing student.
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Hello everyone,
I am currently a Medical Assistant. I have decided to go back to school to become an RN. So I will be starting in the spring, January 2012. I went to a tech school for my MA degree. So this will be my first time in real college. I am a bit confused on some things. Not sure if anyone can help me.
So I see there are prereqs I have to take before I can get into the RN program. I understand those. One of my concerns there are prereqs before the preqs if that makes sense. Do I have to take those before I can take the actual prereqs for the RN program?
The other question is when I tested for the entrance exam to the college. It said I scored low on math. Said I need a math course too. There is no math course outlined in the prereqs for the RN program. So why are they saying I have to take a math course? So confused... if anyone can help defumble this from my brain I would truly appreciate it.
Thank you~ freaking out pre-nursing student.