With the spring semester right around the corner, I was wondering what everyone else was doing. I was reading the " what are you taking for fall" thread and thought this would be a great idea. It could show insight into what is going on, and help undecided minds pick classes.
My schedule for spring:
Chem for health sciences w/lab
AP I w/lab
College Algebra
Sociology
Spring is right around the corner and I must say I have never been excited for hard classes!
I'm going to have a busy spring schedule. I'll be taking 15 credits at my university and then ill also be getting my CNA at a local technical college. This spring I'm taking Biology, Bio lab, Human growth and development, an English course and interpersonal communication along with my cna courses.
Hi everyone! I'm finishing up my pre requisites (Microbiology with lab, A&P 2 with lab) for my program this semester and hope to start nursing school in Fall 2017. I'm taking Nutrition and Stats in the spring.
My school schedule is also divided up into quarters and for the upcoming Winter quarter, I'll be taking A&P 2 and Lifespan Psychology. Those are my last two classes and then I can apply in the Spring for Fall 2017 admission to the nursing program. :)
I'm taking a Chemistry class for the Spring Semester. I have Micro that I need to take but my nursing program allows you to take it with a nursing course however I may take it in the summer to get it over with. Applying for the nursing program for Fall semester and currently studying for the Hesi Exam
I can't believe the spring is almost here already! I'm so happy to say that this will be my last semester of school before nursing school for my bsn! Yay! I'm taking A&P 2, micro, lifespan, and nutrition. It'll be a heavy semester, and I'm hoping it'll prepare me for the first semester of nursing school.
I will be finally transferring to university for nursing school this spring, and I'm so excited! I still have this one last semester before I actually start the nursing program in August though, so I'll be taking:
katrinagabrielle
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I'm going to have a busy spring schedule. I'll be taking 15 credits at my university and then ill also be getting my CNA at a local technical college. This spring I'm taking Biology, Bio lab, Human growth and development, an English course and interpersonal communication along with my cna courses.