Paramedic college credits

[vitamorior]

So I'm an active duty soldier who's currently taking college classes, and will soon be pursuing my paramedic license through the army. However after that licensing I'm going to strive towards a BSN.
Does anyone know the "transferology" of an EMT-P into college credits so I can calculate what classes I don't need To "retake"

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[762513]

So I'm an active duty soldier who's currently taking college classes, and will soon be pursuing my paramedic license through the army. However after that licensing I'm going to strive towards a BSN.
Does anyone know the "transferology" of an EMT-P into college credits so I can calculate what classes I don't need To "retake"

I was in the army, became a Paramedic, and then transitioned to my RN, then BSN, I am now about to graduate with a DNP. While bridge courses of Paramedic to RN do exist, and it is possible, they generally bring people nothing but misery. I suggest you use your GI bill and get a standard nursing education, you will thank yourself, especially if you decide on graduate school someday. Good luck.

 

[Schwester]

Paramedic credits usually only transfer as general education credits, and won't likely meet any of the requirements for your BSN. If your program happens to include a full, rigorous A&P course with a lab instead of the typical, watered-down, no-lab, 2-3 credit "A&P for EMS", you may not have to retake A&P (as long as your credits haven't "expired" as science credits do at many schools).