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[mabajas76]

Based on some quick googling searches, there is no set bachelor to be a nurse. If u look up nursing for Melbourne uni, says u can get a bachelor (Design, Art, Science or commerce) and then do a masters. There obviously some subjects at a vce and uni level u can do which will help u more, but yeah, it seems like at a graduate level it dosn't matter too much.
That is just for Melbourne uni, for other places it is different.
For example Victoria university DOES have a bachelor of nursing. The entry requirments r a 25 or above in english, and the succesful compeltition of any 2 units in year 11 of math and then in year 12. So Bascially just doing ANY math course will be fine. U also have to do a CASper test.
At Monash, the ATAR requirement ranges from 65-90. Thre is the english one which needs a min of 25, and then once again a math requirement. Can be any math but looks like must be a 1/2 and 3/4. Note that is can be from different subjects, so if for unit one u do Methods, then in unit 2 u change to spec and then for 3/4 u decide to do further would be accepted.
At Deakin, the atar ranged from 50.65 to 72.1 and has english requirments but no math ones.
Idk whether u can ask them to ignore u not doing a 1/2 math, but it depends where u go. Melbourne's course takes longer by about a year but is a masters not a undergrad, so if u change ur mind u r still good. Deakin has no math one either and some medium atar requirments depending on the location. english IS ALWAYS considered, both in atar and prereq so do well, and then the main question. Further in particular is not needed, but in general it appears as if doing a math would be good.