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1 2 3 4 Next Â». Top. 0 I am the chair of the department of Math & Natural Sciences that currently teaches our college's nursing students chemistry (BSN). The chemistry course is a total of 6 credit hours (1.5 general chemistry, 1.5 organic chemistry, 2 biochemistry, 1 combination laboratory).
So yes, there are a lot of potentially difficult science courses, depending on your ability, your motivation, and your background. But you don't need more than algebra, and many nurses seem to manage just fine forgetting much of the theory they have learned. There is room for the nurse who just follows instructions, but there is also a great need for nurses who can function on the fly and in a crisis, and they usually need to retain more of the background they so laboriously leaned (think ICU, OR, ER, Labor and Delivery, PAR).