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Member 30754 · 03-31-2004, 02:08 PM

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I like the idea of attending this one year program at Tulane very much but I have some doubts. I think it might be too much research because they require 6 credits each semester. It sounds like a lot so if anyone been through it please let me know what that's like. Also they don't offer the classes that I want to really prepare me for the future like Histology, Anatomy, and Biochem. Anyone who knows about this program please comment

Required Courses: (22 Credits)a

CELL 611 - Cells and Tissues (4)
CELL 621 - Cellular Physiology (3)
CELL 622 - Microbiology Lecture (3)
CELL 786-02, 787-02 - Seminar in Cell and Molecular Biology (6)
CELL 799, 800 - Research in Cell and Molecular Biology (6) b

Elective Courses: (8 Credits)
Anatomy Courses:
CELL 613 - Embryology (4)
CELL 632 - Systems Neuroscience (3)

Disease-Related Courses:
CELL 634 - Neurobiology of Disease (3)
CELL 641 - Molecular Basis of Human Genetic Disease (3)
CELL 671 - The Molecular Biology of Cancer (3)

Experimental Science Courses:
CELL 600 - Bioethics (3)
CELL 631 - Cellular Neuroscience (3)
CELL 633 - Cellular Gene Regulation (3)
CELL 635 - Developmental Neurobiology (3)
CELL 663 - Cellular Neurophysiology (3)
CELL 678 - Developmental Genetics (3)

Member 572 · 03-31-2004, 09:28 PM

Six credits of research is not anything at all...How do you figure how how much research is a lot? Compare the amount of research credits you have to take to the number of class credits that are mandatory. If research credits exceed a third of the required total credits, that's a lot.
Also, how many semester of research credit are required? And how are these credits graded? That's what I would consider.
Also, you know, most programs have quite a few extra-departmental/extra-collegial elective credits. You should be able to register for classes like Biochem, histology, immunology, anatomy, as a grad student...

Member 30754 · 03-31-2004, 09:52 PM

mosoriire you bring up good points. That's one of the reasons I posted to get some answers from any students that have had experiences with this program. Hopefully some will comment soon.

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Member 30754 S.D.N.'s Captain Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: NYC Posts: 5,473	Anyone attend Tulane's One Year Masters of Science? SDN Members don't see this ad. (About Ads) I like the idea of attending this one year program at Tulane very much but I have some doubts. I think it might be too much research because they require 6 credits each semester. It sounds like a lot so if anyone been through it please let me know what that's like. Also they don't offer the classes that I want to really prepare me for the future like Histology, Anatomy, and Biochem. Anyone who knows about this program please comment Required Courses: (22 Credits)a CELL 611 - Cells and Tissues (4) CELL 621 - Cellular Physiology (3) CELL 622 - Microbiology Lecture (3) CELL 786-02, 787-02 - Seminar in Cell and Molecular Biology (6) CELL 799, 800 - Research in Cell and Molecular Biology (6) b Elective Courses: (8 Credits) Anatomy Courses: CELL 613 - Embryology (4) CELL 632 - Systems Neuroscience (3) Disease-Related Courses: CELL 634 - Neurobiology of Disease (3) CELL 641 - Molecular Basis of Human Genetic Disease (3) CELL 671 - The Molecular Biology of Cancer (3) Experimental Science Courses: CELL 600 - Bioethics (3) CELL 631 - Cellular Neuroscience (3) CELL 633 - Cellular Gene Regulation (3) CELL 635 - Developmental Neurobiology (3) CELL 663 - Cellular Neurophysiology (3) CELL 678 - Developmental Genetics (3) __________________ Best Thread ever - CJ get's his public humiliation CJ talks about loving cock and praising Bush all at the same time Ryo-Ohki: ........ Homosexuality is a behavior. Behaviors can be changed, attributes can not. Speter33: .......If you think that your sexuality is a behavior that can be changed it gives me the feeling that you desire to give head to a dude. Maybe it's time for you to date some men. surebreC: I don't think 2-3 cigarettes a day counts as being a smoker.

03-31-2004, 09:28 PM	#2
Member 572 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 1999 Location: Baltimore, MD, US Posts: 121	Six credits of research is not anything at all...How do you figure how how much research is a lot? Compare the amount of research credits you have to take to the number of class credits that are mandatory. If research credits exceed a third of the required total credits, that's a lot. Also, how many semester of research credit are required? And how are these credits graded? That's what I would consider. Also, you know, most programs have quite a few extra-departmental/extra-collegial elective credits. You should be able to register for classes like Biochem, histology, immunology, anatomy, as a grad student... __________________ If you try hard enough, long enough, It becomes a matter not of IF, but of WHEN things will happen

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03-31-2004, 09:52 PM	#3
Member 30754 S.D.N.'s Captain Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: NYC Posts: 5,473	mosoriire you bring up good points. That's one of the reasons I posted to get some answers from any students that have had experiences with this program. Hopefully some will comment soon.

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