Can I get into med school with a pre-nursing degree?

A nursing degree will not work if you want to get into med school because the prerequisite courses are completely different. These are two totally different curriculums. For a bachelors in nursing the only sciences you need are microbiology, anatomy & physiology I&II, chemistry, life span development, and either psych or sociology depending on the college. After that your courses will be nurse fundamentals and pharmacology courses. This is completely different from pre-med because in pre-med you take many more science courses such as biology, microbiology, anatomy & physiology I&II, chemistry, organic chemistry, genetics, physics and so on you get the point. So unless you double major a nursing degree will not suffice for the requirements to med school. If you do not want to be a nurse do not major in nursing. Go for what you want. Nursing and being a doctor are very different. I recommend majoring in chemistry if you plan to go to med school. You can always go back to school for nursing if med school doesn't work out. But if med school is your ultimate goal a nursing degree is not the way to go.

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