Pathophysiology options?

[carrythenothing]

Study.com's course isn't on the WGU transfer guide on Study. You'd have to check and see if they will accept the UExcel exam. 

https://study.com/college/school/western...rsity.html

It is listed for the College of Health Professions.

Where are you looking? I am looking at the WGU agreement on their website and there's nothing from Study about Pathophysiology. It's not on Study.com's page either. 

https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...43&pid=160

You can select different schools within WGU on the SDC page.

The WGU link you posted is for the RN to MSN (not the BSN).

https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...143&pid=54

BS Nursing (RN to BSN)

There's NOTHING displayed that says any course from Study transfers to fill this requirement.

You can select different schools within WGU on the SDC page.


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[ss20ts]

It is listed for the College of Health Professions.

Where are you looking? I am looking at the WGU agreement on their website and there's nothing from Study about Pathophysiology. It's not on Study.com's page either. 

https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...43&pid=160

You can select different schools within WGU on the SDC page.

The WGU link you posted is for the RN to MSN (not the BSN).

https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...143&pid=54

BS Nursing (RN to BSN)

There's NOTHING displayed that says any course from Study transfers to fill this requirement.

You can select different schools within WGU on the SDC page.

I've asked for what page you're looking at! Provide a link not a photo. I've been on the Study/WGU page and don't see this! I don't know how many more times I can tell you this.

ETA: I have finally found what your photo shows. However, this is NOT listed on the Study/WGU transfer agreement page. They have updated the page and removed biochem and replaced it with pathophysiology but did not include that they accept the course from Study. They may need to further update the agreement. Best thing to do is contact WGU about it.

[allvia]

Wanted to report back that WGU did take Study.com's Biology 106: Pathophysiology to meet the current requirement for the RN to BSN program.