Does Nursing School Allow Any College Major?

Yes, it's true.

There are many accelerated programs around for postbaccalaureate which award either a BS or an MS in nursing to folks who already hold BA/BS degrees in other fields. You can also get an AS degree without having to repeat all the GE stuff.

Why don't you look for a university that has a nursing program and try to get into that. It's a little late for year 3 but you could try for the following year and take all of your anatomy and physiology, micro, nutrition, and psych classes at the UC. Also, if you are looking to get a BSN, you will likely need some chemistry, statistics, anthropology, etc. Look into Cal State Fullerton. It isn't the only CSU with a nursing program but it's a place to start looking. Just know that you will have another 2 years of nursing school after you graduate with the psych or art-studio degree. Is that what you want?

Well, I am almost done with all my GE courses for a humanities major (I need 4 more classes left) and I'm hoping to at least finish in 4 or 5 years at my school. After that, I am looking into going to an EL-MSN program once I get my B.A. or B.S. in the major I choose to do. Would the credits I get in the GE/major courses at my school transfer to the EL-MSN program I am looking into though?

Kaolla:

I am the Assistant Dean for Admissions at UVa. Our Direct Entry MSN program has students with an enormous variety of degrees. Our 2010 cohort has those with degrees in ranging from microbiology to cinematography to industrial design to Spanish.

A&P and other classes are admissions prerequisites. The credit from your BA/BS will not transfer to a graduate nursing degree; you are merely meeting the conditions for application.

I'm at SLU now in the accelerated program. We have ALL kinds of majors, including religious studies, philosophy, engineering, finance, and French. Like others have said, as long as you have the prerequisites, you should be fine.