Reply With QuoteI would definately look into taken an A & P course that will get you a little ahead. I'm starting nursing school in late August Im so excited..
Im going to start nursing school next spring semester at my local Community College!
I would go ahead and start nursing school but the deadline is up for this fall!SO I was thinking of taking some classes to help me get a head start for when I do start nursing!So what does everyone would be the best to getme started with nursing school! Cause I just got my GED and they give you a free 3 credit hr course so I was wanting to use it tO GET ME PREPARED for nursing school but not sure what class to use it in?? Any susgestions??
I would definately look into taken an A & P course that will get you a little ahead. I'm starting nursing school in late August Im so excited..
A & P is good, Biology if needed; Psychology and Sociology. In fact, any of the prereq's are a good idea.
Good luck, both of you! I hope you keep us posted on your journey to becoming nurses, and beyond.
'Cat'
Or you could use it to take one of your required prerequisites like english, math, etc...
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You'll probably need A&P (Anatomy and Physiology), mircobiology, into to psychology, developmental psychology, some chem.
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Well, A & P is usually a 4 hour course as is usually the case with any science you take at the collegiate level. I would recommend you take English Composition I as you will need it anyways, or maybe get bad old College Algebra out of the way.
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Before signing up for any classes at the Community College be sure to talk to a nursing school advisor regard to specific outline of courses you need.
I highly recommend taking a medical terminology course, which if not required, at least could be used as an elective requirement.
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