BCPM course?

[Foreman45]

1. Biostatistical foundations
2. Principles of Biostatistics

BCPM or not?

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[Jaded03]

1. Biostatistical foundations
2. Principles of Biostatistics

BCPM or not?

For UCLA, "Introduction to Biostatistics" is BCPM. However your titles seem a bit ambiguous. If you learned and did math, it deserves to be in BCPM.

 

[Foreman45]

UCLA undergrad are you talking about?

 

[Jaded03]

UCLA undergrad are you talking about?

Of course. Sorry if that was unclear.

 

[Mister Pie]

As an engineer, anything that had "engineering" in the title, ie BioE, Mechanical Engineering, etc., I just put under engineering on my AMCAS.

If Biostats is in the department of stats, I would list it under math (there is no stats category on the AMCAS) and if it's in the department of Biology, I'd just put it under bio.

If the AMCAS people disagree with you, they'll probably just change the designation.

 

[MossPoh]

Depends on the grade. If you did well then score it under the bcmp and see what happens. If you did poorly try to slide it as something else and see what happens.

 

[Foreman45]

Do medical schools care if you designate a certain class as BCPM, or as long as it AMCAS verifies its fair game?