Students General Students
Published Apr 25, 2004
Megsd, BSN, RN
723 Posts
I'm starting to figure out where I want to apply for nursing school (in CA) so I can get all the prereqs done beforehand. I've noticed that they vary a bit from school to school but all require things like A&P, micro, stats, psych, sociology, human development, chem, bio, etc.
I was really interested in Cal State Hayward for the location and program, but a quick glance at their website turned me off. They require O-chem as a prereq!!
I took chem my first semester in college and hated it (so I switched from Biology major to Spanish). In order to take O-chem I'd have to do another semester of general chemistry beforehand. Yuck! CSU Hayward is the only place I have ever seen an o-chem requirement. Has anyone else seen that? PLEASE tell me I don't have to take o-chem! :chair:
Meghan
jemb
693 Posts
I had to have it as a pre-req, even 25 years ago.
wonderbee, BSN, RN
1 Article; 2,212 Posts
Does the "o" stand for organic chem?
elkpark
14,633 Posts
I had a year of organic chemistry in my diploma program 20 years ago ...
Sheri257
3,905 Posts
I don't think organic is required in some California ADN programs, but I do think it's required or a top preference for acceptance into some BSN programs. But I haven't seen any ADN programs in my area require it.
Here's a complete list of California nursing programs with links to all of the school websites. That way you can find out for sure.
http://www.rn.ca.gov/nursing/nursing.htm#BSN
eleanorec
6 Posts
For Medical school. We had this combined science that was sposta make sense, I passed so no complaints from me
Create well-written care plans that meets your patient's health goals.
This study guide will help you focus your time on what's most important.
Choosing a specialty can be a daunting task and we made it easier.
By using the site, you agree with our Policies. X