Third tier class requirements for Ohio

[11nick]

The carriculum at Ohio specifies 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Tier courses required to meet their Gen Ed requirements. Has anyone had a class transferred/accepted into this 3rd tier slot? The ones they recommend appear to be in-depth, life-, energy-, and enjoyment-sucking courses! Hoping to find something else I can take (or have already taken) that can transfer in.

At this point, I've only applied and had transcripts sent in. I'm waiting to hear back from them. I probably won't be starting core nursing courses until summer. Have stats and nutrition to knock out this spring, so not in a big hurry right now. Hopefully everything else transfers in. May have another class to take, but hopefully not!

[woodsyny, MSN]

11nick, I think what rninme meant in order for her to get into Grad School her stats had to be under 10 years old. Not OU.

[11nick]

That's my point. She had to redo stats because it was older than 10 yrs, but chem, A&P, etc were okay being >10 yrs? Sounds odd. I would understand if they wanted A&P to be newer.... but stats???

[cincinursemary]

That's my point. She had to redo stats because it was older than 10 yrs, but chem, A&P, etc were okay being >10 yrs? Sounds odd. I would understand if they wanted A&P to be newer.... but stats???

Grad school is heavy in research. Grad students have to have a good foundation of statistics. That's my take on it anyway:)

[rninme]

Grad school is heavy in research. Grad students have to have a good foundation of statistics. That's my take on it anyway:)

Exactly!

[applesxoranges, BSN, RN]

Miami University has a 300 level online English class that I am going to take through one of their regional campuses that will transfer in. It's the only non-nursing class I had but I went to a partner school. So all my classes transferred in some form. Nutrition I emailed them about because they overlooked it but they fixed it.