Published Jul 8, 2013
starter12345
202 Posts
I see a lot of posts here struggling with chemistry, I was wondering what chemistry class you had to take for prenursing? I ended up taking biochem for health, but it seems easier then the chemistry class you guys are taking.
Are you taking general chem?
whattodo4
136 Posts
I took inorganicbio chem, which is/was considerably easier than Gen chem that the science majors have to take and lightyears away from the great Med school dream killer, Organic Chemistry. In general I find that that in most schools the nursing major's chem is a easier version than the "real chemistry"- granted you still have to study and work hard etc...
Idiosyncratic, BSN, RN
712 Posts
General Chem, then I'll be jumping into organic.
ruby1989
31 Posts
I had to take two separate courses for my BSN program: inorganic and organic. The biochem class only counted toward the ADN in my area.
MizMaverick
92 Posts
I will be taking a general chemistry class for taking the HESI test
ambitiousBSN
460 Posts
My Chem requirement was a mixture- it was called Survey of General, Organic and Biochemistry.
phoenixnim
110 Posts
My Chem requirement was a mixture- it was called Survey of General Organic and Biochemistry[/i'].
Mine was like this too. It was ROUGH! I found general to be the easiest. Bio, some was common knowledge from Nutrition, some not so much. O-Chem is just plain evil. Okay, the structures weren't too bad. I'm happy I survived.
DisneyNurseGal, BSN, RN
568 Posts
I had to take Organic Chem
Is HESI like TEAS?
For me, I felt like my biochem class was easy.
HammockBound
505 Posts
I took a Chemistry for Health Science. It was a mixture that ended with organic chem. I felt like it was pretty self explanatory
__patiently_waiting
606 Posts
Mine too!
zoe92
1,163 Posts
I took general chemistry but the school I am transferring to for nursing school required allied health chemistry so I am taking that now. It is much easier than general chemistry but really disorganized & I dislike chem a lot anyways.