Summer class advice

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Hey, so I need some advice asap. I am applying for the RN program this fall...I only need microbiology and chemistry II to complete before I am able to get in. So that leaves me having to take these two classes together over the summer (8 weeks). I have been back & forth debating on should I or should I just wait, but if I do not get in this fall I will have to wait another year just to apply. Also I will have no classes left to complete so I will be doing practically nothing because I do not work at the moment.. Any advice???

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Hey, so I need some advice asap. I am applying for the RN program this fall...I only need microbiology and chemistry II to complete before I am able to get in. So that leaves me having to take these two classes together over the summer (8 weeks). I have been back & forth debating on should I or should I just wait, but if I do not get in this fall I will have to wait another year just to apply. Also I will have no classes left to complete so I will be doing practically nothing because I do not work at the moment.. Any advice???

I can't tell if you're actually "in" from what you wrote. Is it guaranteed entry just for applying? If it's competitive, you might not want to blow your sciences. I wouldn't take those classes together over the summer. Some people could handle it just fine, but from the doubts you're expressing, it doesn't seem like you're one of them.

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I've already applied to the program & was accepted under something known as "provisional acceptance", meaning I am accepted, but I must take & pass these two classes over the summer.

You are right there are ppl that could do it, and I believe I can I just know it will be very challenging. It's nothing I feel I can't do because if I decide to I am going to work hard & dedicate most of my time to each class.

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I've already applied to the program & was accepted under something known as "provisional acceptance", meaning I am accepted, but I must take & pass these two classes over the summer.

You are right there are ppl that could do it, and I believe I can I just know it will be very challenging. It's nothing I feel I can't do because if I decide to I am going to work hard & dedicate most of my time to each class.

If you only have to pass, it might not be a bad idea. I find myself wondering what kind of school this is, though ...and how expensive they are if they'll take you without considering your grades for those classes.

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Well I am a student with a very good grade point average, I did well in all my other sciences (A&P I & II, Chem I, etc) so I guess that's why it's call "provisional acceptance." It all depends on these 2 classes before I will be fully accepted into the program.

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Take the two classes over the summer. Will it be challenging? Yes. Can you get it done? Also, yes.

You seem smart and capable. Go for it.

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Normally, I would tell you to NOT take these classes together in 1 summer semester. BUT, since your completion of these classes depends on whether you would be able to start in the Fall, I say absolutely take them. You just have to be prepared to have no life for the next 8 weeks.

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Thanks for commenting! I decided to do it & I'm so glad I did! I did very well in these courses. Yes they were challenging & my summer was very hectic with the 2 courses & other things.

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