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Hey, all! I'm a newly graduated FNP who has decided to make the jump to pre-med (long story [emoji1787])
The problem is I have no pre-reqs, don't live within driving distance of a university that offers them, and I practice full time as a NP.
I've researched a lot about UNE. I know online pre-reqs are generally looked upon poorly, but I am wondering how this would change for a full time working non-trad in post-pandemic 2022 where online classes are more accepted.
What are your thoughts?
The problem is I have no pre-reqs, don't live within driving distance of a university that offers them, and I practice full time as a NP.
I've researched a lot about UNE. I know online pre-reqs are generally looked upon poorly, but I am wondering how this would change for a full time working non-trad in post-pandemic 2022 where online classes are more accepted.
What are your thoughts?
