
Anatomy and Physiology I
Self-paced online Anatomy and Physiology I course (Biology 211). NCCRS recommends 3 semester credits; each college decides how it applies them.
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Neither Manchester Community College's catalog nor Lakes Region Community College's nursing page says whether an online Anatomy and Physiology lab from another college will count. Both set grade and time rules for A&P, and both decide transfer credit themselves. So ask each programme in writing, course by course, before you pay for any online lab.
Manchester Community College gives admission points for Anatomy and Physiology I and II passed with a C within eight years of acceptance, and requires a C (73.33) in both to continue in the programme. Lakes Region Community College requires A&P I, A&P II and Microbiology within five years of starting the programme, with at least a C. Neither page mentions how the lab was delivered.
Silence on online labs is not a yes. It usually means the nursing department or registrar decides when it reviews your transcript, sometimes asking for a syllabus that shows what the lab covered.
Because A&P and Microbiology sit inside many New Hampshire associate degrees, a student who brings them in can lighten the first year and, at MCC, earn admission points. A lab that is later refused can mean retaking the whole course while also carrying nursing courses, so the written answer matters before you enrol, not after.
Number the questions and attach the course descriptions so the department can answer each one.
If a programme says it will not count an online lab, you still have options. Take the lecture online if the programme allows it, and take the lab in person at a CCSNH college, where the lab instruction fee applies on top of tuition. Or take the whole course in person. Ask whether the lecture and lab must come from the same college, because some programmes want them together.
Subject: A&P question before I enrol. Hello, I plan to apply to your nursing programme for the [term] start. Before I enrol, could you confirm in writing whether the attached Anatomy and Physiology I and II lecture and lab courses, completed online and posted on [college]'s transcript, would meet your requirements and count for admission points? Thank you.
Keep the reply with your application. If the answer on labs is no, an in-person lab at a CCSNH college is the safe route.
UPI Study offers A&P I and II with separate lab courses, carrying NCCRS recommendations (3 credits for each lecture, 2 for each lab). They help only if your programme says yes in writing and a college posts the credit. We do not offer Microbiology, which both colleges include under their time rules.
| Course | UPI Study | Ask your programme |
|---|---|---|
| A&P I and II lecture | Offered, NCCRS-recommended | Online lecture OK? |
| A&P I and II lab | Offered online, NCCRS-recommended | Online lab OK? |
| Microbiology with lab | Not offered | Take at a college |
Ask your nursing programme in writing whether each course, once on a regionally accredited college's transcript, will meet its requirement, and whether it takes online labs, before you enrol.
UPI Study is not a college and is not accredited. ACE and NCCRS review our courses and recommend credit; a college decides whether to give that credit and records it on its own transcript.
ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities.
We found none. The Board of Nursing approves programmes under RSA 326-B:32 and Nur 600, and leaves prerequisite and transfer decisions to each programme. That is why you need the programme's own written answer.
MCC's catalog awards points for completed A&P I and II with a C within eight years of acceptance but does not discuss online delivery. Ask MCC's nursing department in writing before you rely on it.
Use the nursing department or admissions contact on your college's own nursing page. LRCC says details on transfer and LPN entry come from the nursing chair, so that is a good first contact there.
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