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What are the most important classes to take for Neonatal Nursing?

I am about to become a freshman in college and I would like to become a Neonatal nurse. Ever since i was a little girl, looking through the glass at the babies was always the first thing an the only thing i wanted to do hen walked into a hospital. #doctor #neonatal #nursing #medicine #college-advice

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Nyah’s Answer

To be honest, you need to take the required courses (pre-requisites) for your Nursing school. There aren’t specific courses you need to take to be a neonatal RN. You’ll learn your foundations in Nursing school and once you graduate you can get certifications to support that specialty of choice.
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Julie’s Answer

You will need to take the required pre-nursing courses to get into a nursing program (ADN or BSN). Most of these classes are science based, such as A/P, (Anatomy/Physiology) Biology, English, and sometimes even a general ed thrown in the mix like math or statistics.
The best grades you can get will help you get in, also I believe most programs now require the HESI exam or entrance exam.
Good luck!
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Richard’s Answer

Follow your nursing degree plan. You won't need specific classes if you plan to enter neonatal nursing after graduation.
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