What high school classes should you take to become a RN?

Answer 1

Take all the sciences you can! The more advanced the better. Get started learning anatomy and physiology, this will prepare you for Pathophysiology once you get into nursing school. Also, chemistry will help you with Pharmacology, and Biology will help put things together. This is not to suggest slacking on writing classes. There is more writing in nursing school that you might think, and it's easier when you can just focus on content then HOW to write it.

Answer 2

anatomy and physiology, as much chemistry as you can, and physics

you will have to take these class in college but its better if you take them in high school too so that you are exposed to the material so you can do better in your college courses.

I'd also say P.E., Health, Sex-Ed, AP Bio, AP Chem. Maybe even some language as an elective if you're interested in traveling and nursing for philanthropy in places like Haiti, Japan, Africa, Indochina, Central America, etc.

Answer 3

The high school classes that are recommended to be a nurse might include:

• English and composition - Nurses must be able to spell, use correct grammar, and to write clear thoughts. Must know how to write a research paper, cite sources, etc.
• Math and Algebra - Nurses use mathematical formulas to calculate medication doses, IV doses and IV drip rates.
• Science / Biology - Must know basics of scientific thinking. Human anatomy and biology will help you in beginning nursing classes.
• Any sociology or comparative religion courses - these help understanding diversity issues
• Foreign Language if you intend to work with diverse populations.

Answer 4

you need to pass science and mathematics.

Answer 5

math ,