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what is pre nursing considered?

So I've heard mixed views on this but are pre nursing students ones who are going to apply to the nursing program or is it also freshman and sophomore in a direct BSN program (I'm a freshman in a direct BSN program)?

And what are pre nursing courses exactly? In the direct BSN program we have a mix of nursing classes and sciences, but lots of them are restricted to nursing students only. I always get asked this and I'm not sure what to tell people what pre nursing is

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Many schools require the pre-reqs to be finished before applying to nursing programs. Those students are considered "Pre-Nursing" because their focus is nursing school, but have not been accepted into the program.

If you are doing classes to head towards your clinicals, you are considered a prenursing student. Like if you are doing clinical rotations you are obviously in clinical learning to be an actual nurse. Chemistry, Math, Anatomy & Physiology classes are not nursing courses but classes that help you get into the clinical portion, you are not considered a Nursing student until that acceptance letter at least in some schools.

Wish to know things to help with my prerequisites. Do I need a microscope?

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