I've been accepted into the RN to BSN program and have an expected start date in August. I'm still trying to understand how the courses work and how to lay them out so that I can take them efficiently without missing a term. I won't be working this fall so I expect to take on a FULL load! Hopefully I will have an RN job by 2015 so I will of course lighten up my load when it's time. This is where I need your guys' help!!
Transferred/Completed Courses:
A&P 1
A&P 2
Microbiology
Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Art Appreciation
College Algebra
Composition 1
General Courses Left:
Sociology
US History Prior to 1865
US History After 1865
US Govt
TX Govt
Statistics (Note: I took this, withdrew the first time because I accidentally enrolled into an accelerated course. Took it a second time and passed with an A - UTA did not transfer this in and only looked at the first Statistics course... this happen to anyone else??)
Composition 2
Another Literature Course (Any suggestions here??)
Technical Writing
Upper Division Elective (Suggestions?)
Upper Division Nursing (Suggestions?)
And of course the rest of the Nursing Courses
What courses would work well together and what ones will need to be taken with a lighter load? My strengths are Math/Science subjects. I'm about average at writing. I'm okay at history/government (not looking forward to those classes... and theres FOUR I have to take!)
P.S. I'm sure this question gets asked A LOT! I tried searching it and it seemed like a lot of the posts were older.
Do not stack Health Assessment, Vulnerable Populations, Nursing Research, or Vulnerable populations. They are all very time consuming classes. Stat 1308 is also very time consuming if you have to take it. Keep in mind also that you are not allowed to stack Capstone - that must be taken at the end of completing everything, including your pre-reqs and general ed courses.
DowntheRiver
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Do not stack Health Assessment, Vulnerable Populations, Nursing Research, or Vulnerable populations. They are all very time consuming classes. Stat 1308 is also very time consuming if you have to take it. Keep in mind also that you are not allowed to stack Capstone - that must be taken at the end of completing everything, including your pre-reqs and general ed courses.