Ignore everyone in this thread who said "no". I had those same exact classes (different but similar titles) and AMCAS classified them both as BIOL. I also got psychological statistics classified as MATH.
AMCAS asks that you classify the course according to what the majority of the content is not necessarily what the course listing is,. In the case of biopsych classes, it would actually be dishonest to classify them as BESS since they usually have little psych content but a lot of bio. However, the reality is that with biopsych and neuroscience classes you can usually get away with going either way depending on how you want to mold your GPA/credit hours on AMCAS. As long as it has something suggesting a BCPM component somewhere in the title or course listing AMCAS will most likely count it as BCPM if you choose to list it as such. Even if they do decide to change it it won't adversely affect your verification time or application. AMCAS only holds up your application if you made errors in listing your classes (eg: leaving out classes, putting in classes that aren't on your transcript, different grades, different credit hours, etc). They could reclassify every class and you'd still get verified with everyone else who submitted when you did.
