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So I have one more class to take. I’m already in my third semester in the nursing program and was wondering when it would be best to take a math class because I am taking a math class this summer online but it’s pretty difficult and I’m not sure if I’m going to pass it. I’m wondering if it’s possible to take it class during nurse 3 or nurse 4. And if you guys have any teacher recommendations because I do want to take it online and also if you have a math class you guys recommend me to take? Thank you!

Hi! I just got accepted to the ASN program for Fall 2026. I still need to take Microbiology and Lab and was wondering when is the best semester to take them. I’ve heard that Nursing Concepts 2 is tough so potentially not then. Also, do we need to take Pharmacology separately or is that included in one of the 4 main nursing semester courses? Any info would be super helpful!

Hey everyone. I was accepted into the fall 26 nursing cohort and we have orientation tomorrow. I was hoping to hear from students who have already gone through previous semesters in the program as to what to expect at orientation. I received the email saying to bring lunch/money, notebook and pens for taking notes and my ID and SS card. Is there anything else i should bring? How about my laptop and backpack? Are we allowed to bring coffee, water etc. also, What typically happens at orientation for new students in the program and is there anything we should know before hand? I just want to be prepared. Thanks everyone!

Hello Reddit (*＾▽＾*) I'm an incoming freshman at IRSC, so this is my first time signing up for classes. I'm getting my A.A degree with a focus on political science.

My goal is to take 4 - 5 core classes, like your basic introductory English, math and history. I also wanted to take an elective course or maybe the required government class.

Anyway, the point is I tried to select what I THOUGHT were intro math and English courses but when I tried to submit for registration it said I had to take a test or get advisor approval.

So my questions are:

1. What courses should I pick out for this semester? Like what are the basic "everybody has to take them for their degree" classes? I was originally trying to enroll in Enc 1101 and Mat 1033

2. If you graduated from a FL public school, do you actually have to take placement tests to enroll in these courses?

I'd greatly appreciate any advice (ToT) also yes I've emailed by advisor lol

hey everyone! so tomorrow is nursing orientation and i am just curious as to what the dress code should be, i know its smart casual and i was thinking of dress pants with a long sleeve body suit just because i do have both arms done of tattoos and i want to look professional but i also don’t want to be overdressed so any feedback would be great thank you!

I’m so excited to be accepted into the nursing program and getting everything ready! I was wondering if all the registration and FAFSA questions will be covered at the orientation on July 1st? I’m also trying to figure out my work schedule and make sure I’m not falling behind on registration.

Does anyone know what sample they are looking for with the drug screening and where to upload them. On Complio it says our results automatically uploads but I got an email saying we need to upload our samples for the drug screening by today.

Is anyone else having issues uploading assignments as a word doc or pdf file through canvas? I have attempted 4 times and all 4 times it had issues and the assigment is due tonight.

Yes I messaged my professor about this but does anyone know any way to fix this or can tell me why is this happening ?! It's so annoying.

Anybody have any idea what the dress code is for the program? Can you buy your own scrubs? What color? Any recommendations on what would be needed for the program (supplies)? How’s the schedule for the program? Will this all be reviewed during general orientation? Just trying to get ahead of the game!

What's everyone's opinion or thought on the probability of more classes opening or being offered for Fall 2026? Every class I was planning to take for Fall is currently full and I can't register until a few days before classes begin. I'm not sure if this is a new occurrence (returning from taking a break from 2018), but I'm used to more options being available, be it in person or online.

Saw this on social media today :(

Unfortunately I messed up and couldn't take microbiology before I got accept into the ADN program for this fall. 😭

For students in the program already, when do you think is the best time to take it? I have a bachelor's already, so no need for other classes except nursing.