CRNA school require Organic chemistry?

Do i need to take organic chemistry? I took chem 1 and 2 already. thx

Gosh, I had to take Organic and Inorganic just to get INTO a B.S.N. program....

We are talking about a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthestist, right?

Nearly all BSN programs require chemistry classes - both inorganic and organic; however, those required for BSN programs are usually introductory or "chemistry for health sciences" type of classes.

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Keep in mind--there's organic chem and there's ORGANIC CHEM. Freshman gen chem is considered inorganic, so you don't need to take a 300-level inorganic for BSN or CRNA. I needed an organic chem or biochem for my BSN, but the courses that qualified were a joke compared to the organic I had to take for chem majors for my first degree. Where my daughter goes to college, the only organic offered is rigorous enough for the pre-med students, and it's a killer.

[size=3][color=purple]Yup--mine was a six credit @, with labs, for OC and IOC--NOT for nurses only, and a 200 level course. It was a witch, but really helped down the line in understanding pathophysiology