How many classes?

[LGJMan]

I was just wondering how many classes graduates or current students took per term. I just got my course map today (yay!) and will have to enroll in the November 5th start dates for Technical Writing and Prof Nursing A&B because the closer dates were closed. I'm also planning to take college algebra and British Lit.

Are these too many courses at once? I will be starting a residency program, but that is just one to two classes per week and working on the unit. I don't want to get overwhelmed.

ETA: I'm receiving veteran's benefits and would like to be as close to full-time as possible.

[Just1nRN]

From what I understand, Nursing A&B have to be completed before you can take any other nursing course. You can take non-nursing courses with it, though.

I'm taking History I with Older Adults (and now Management since Older Adults just ended)

This is what they say, but I was able to enroll anyway and nothing ever happened to me. Not endorsing this...just saying I did it without a problem (enrolled in other nursing classes).

[registeredin06]

I took Professional Nursing A&B along with Medical Terminology (elective) and Older Adults. Made A's in all of them and didn't stress either. Totally doable.

Was the Medical Terrminology easy as can be?? It seems as though it would be, but then again, I do not want to under estimate the amount of time required.

I was thinking of taking Med Term, Fed Govt, Nursing Leadership, and Holistic Health Across Lifespan at the same time....would I be insane to attemp this?

Thanks.

[NurseZani]

Just1nRN wow great job! I am hoping they let me take another nursing course with Part B!