How hard are these pre-licensure courses?

prerequisite bsn (pre-licensure) courses:
unc charlotte course
course title
north carolinacommunity college
equivalent

engl 1101
english composition
eng 111

engl 1102
writing in the academic
community
eng 112, 113 or 114

chem 1203
general chemistry i & lab
chm 131, 131a or 151

chem 1204
general chemistry ii & lab
chm 132 or 152

biol 1273
anatomy and physiology i & lab
bio 165 or 168

biol 1274
anatomy and physiology ii & lab
bio 166 or 169

biol 1259
bacteriology & lab
bio 175 or 275

psyc 1101
general psychology
psy 150

socy 1101 or anth 1101
introduction to
sociology/anthropology
soc 210 or ant 210

math 1100
college algebra
mat 161

stat 1222 (or 1220 or 1221)
statistics
mat 151 or 155

nurs 2100
general nutrition
bio 155

nurs 2200 (formerly 1100)
human growth & development
psy 241

nurs 2201
communication in caring
relationships
com 120

cna i certification
certified nurse aide i
cna certification is not available at uncc.
certification programs are available at most
community colleges and hospitals.
foreign language 1102

the college of health & human services
requires foreign language competency
through the 112 level. american sign
language is acceptable.

also, about how long would it take to complete these classes (how many semesters)?
if you could, please give me a course sequencing guide as to the order of classes to be taken.
Took me all of 10 seconds to find.https://nursing.uncc.edu/sites/nursi...p_Fall2012.pdf

Op, you need to work out all the specific logistics of college on your own with the assistance of your college advisors. All here did the same. It's part of taking ownership of your decisions in life. As far as course difficulty goes, that's all on you. You have to find out for yourself by taking the courses. Most of college is about taking on challenge by yourself and for yourself. It's part of growing up.

Since it's a full BSN program, I would expect it to take four years to finish the program and graduate. The pre-requisites can take anywhere from one to three years depending on how your school structures the curriculum. How hard are those classes? How could we possibly answer that for you? It depends on about a dozen different things. The curriculum, how good the instructor is, the lecture style, how the tests are written, whether or not you study...

Depends on the school, the instructors, and you.Best to sit down with an admissions counselor and talk to them.

I took a year and got everything done (english, math, psychology, etc) then went to the nursing program with only nursing courses to do for the other two years. Best thing I ever did. I can't imagine having tried to do it all at once.Total, 3 years.

I think it depends on your IQ, your credentials, and your criminal history.