<p>I'm planning to transfer from the School of Arts and Sciences as an Undecided student to the School of Nursing next year. The School of Nursing requires a total of 24 credits the first year and a GPA of at least a 3.3. The curriculum found online lists these classes for first year nursing students:</p>
<p>Fall:
-Academic & Professional Development
-Expository Writing I
-Anthropology/Cultural Studies
-Elective
-Anatomy & Physiology I
-History/Political Science/Economics
(TOTAL: 17 CREDITS)</p>
<p>Spring:
-Intro to Sociology
-Research in Disciplines
-Trends in Health Care Delivery
-Humanities
-Anatomy & Physiology II
(TOTAL: 16 CREDITS)</p>
<p>In total, the number of credits for first year nursing students is 33. Should I try to take as many classes as a first year nursing student or just stick to the 24 credit rule? Would it be better to take just the required 24 credits?
Thank you in advance!</p>