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At this point, I am so close to nursing school I can practically taste it. I'll be submitting final ACT & Grades for this Fall's Cohort slots. This summer I am going to take a full load of classes to complete my BSN prerequisite. The question is in reference to the level of difficulty taking 15 hours online in a short semester. I have a two 4 week terms, I'll take Nutrition, Ethics & Music. Then I'll take Statistics and Calculus. I'm sure many will say that a tremendous undertaking for the summer. I wanted to know the difficulty for the setup that I have and what are so good study tips that helped you guys. Thanks in advance for the positive comments and tips.

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    In my opinion, it really depends on the classes. I've taken prerequisite classes online in 3 weeks & it was pretty easy. When it comes to math & science classes it's another story. If you're really good at math then it may be doable. But if you have to drop one it'll cost you more money.

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    Those classes wern'tvery difficult in my opinion, you'll be more than fine (I took nutrition, a&p, stats, micro, lifespan over a summer before). I've only seen people really struggle with the biology courses over the summer

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    15 credit hours is a heavy course load for the summer. And taking Calc with Stats will be a reall pain in the *** but I believe it can be done if you would make school your top priority. So don't doubt yourself because anything can be accomplished if you put your mind to it.

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