Published Oct 16, 2014
carolinanurse_01
7 Posts
Has anyone recently used straighterline to complete A & P I, II and Micro? I'm thinking about doing it. I've read online where people completed a course in as little as 4 days. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
PomMom65
105 Posts
A&P I and II plus micro biology are general education classes that you will need to clearly understand. I cannot imagine getting through them in 4 days, it would be impossible. I have never heard of this company or program called straighterline. I think I would pass on that.
Didn't you have to take them as part of your LPN program?
JustBeachyNurse, LPN
13,957 Posts
Not all schools accept straighterline A&P and Micro without lab. With lab kits it would be very difficult to complete in four days. Even then many schools will not accept online lab sciences
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
I have never heard of this company or program called straighterline. I think I would pass on that.
I didn't have to take it as apart of my LPN program as they transfered from a community college. But all 3 are over 5 years old so Excelsior won't accept them.
Excelsior accepts Straighterline so that's why I am considering taking it there. Excelsior also accepts all 3 without the lab portion. Granted I may have to retake them at a community college once I become an RN to further my nursing education but $49 per course plus $99 per month membership fee for 3 classes is a heck of alot cheaper than Excelsior and they don't have a lab portion for these classes either. Plus Starighterline is all open book you final exam is proctored using your webcam. It's also at your own pace so if you want to complete the class in a day, week or month it's totally up to you.
MsPC
521 Posts
Excelsior no longer accepts the straighterline A&P orMicrobiology read which requirements are core requirements as none of those can be taken outside of Excelsior anymore.
It's clear on the Straighterline and EC websites that A&P, micro and select other courses are not accepted for nursing majors