Why prerequisites differ from school to school
Wyoming's community colleges and the University of Wyoming share the ReNEW nursing curriculum, so an associate degree nurse from a ReNEW college can move into UW's BSN completion plan. Admission prerequisites, though, are each college's own. LCCC lists College Algebra, English Composition I, a full anatomy and physiology sequence and microbiology, with General Psychology in its general education. Western Wyoming lists four courses: General Biology, Human Anatomy and Physiology 1, English Composition and College Algebra or higher.
The Wyoming State Board of Nursing approves programmes. It does not publish a statewide list of prerequisite courses, so the answer to whether a particular course counts always comes from the school.
- Grades: LCCC asks for C or higher and says a C- does not count.
- Level: LCCC says A&P usually needs to be at 200 or 2000 level.
- Sequence: LCCC wants both halves of A&P from one sequence, not one course from each.
- Time limits: LCCC says it has none on prior coursework; ask your own school, because rules differ.