Do you study these in nursing school?

Evolution and stuff involving plant cells, such as photosynthesis. I don't see why you would, but if you do I'd like to study them now so I'm not behind.

You cover that stuff in your basic, Freshmen-level biology courses. That's the easy stuff. The Nursing curriculum will involve courses like anatomy, physiology, and microbiology.

You do not study them in nursing school, but you will in the required biology course that you are going to take before you get into nursing school.

No. You study growth and development of a fetus and also of children. And you also have to learn human anatomy and physiology But they won't teach you the things which you really need to know; the down to earth nittygritty. They will teach you how to pass the state board exams (NCLEX), not how to be a nurse.
Those who can; do. Those who can't; teach.

I've never studied them. I'm a junior in nursing school and i'm done with all of my general science classes.

Quote Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach.

By the way, I read your book. Good job.