Hello.
I'm a biochem and mathematics double major at the University of Michigan.
I wanted to know which psychology classes would be most beneficial for the 2015 MCAT. I'd also like to take psych classes that aren't dry and boring. I've taken Honors Intro to Psych as of now.
I can take two more Psych classes to fit in my schedule. My two ideas are taking Intro to Psychopathology next term and then Developmental Psychology or Mathematical Psychology next year first term or to take Intro to Cognitive Psychology next term and then Biopsychology next year first term.
Also, for sociology, would just taking the honors intro to sociology be fine?
And, finally, on an unrelated note, if I used AP Chem credit to get out of General Chem and its lab requirement, do medical schools take biochem labs for the general chemistry lab requirement?
Thanks!
I'm a biochem and mathematics double major at the University of Michigan.
I wanted to know which psychology classes would be most beneficial for the 2015 MCAT. I'd also like to take psych classes that aren't dry and boring. I've taken Honors Intro to Psych as of now.
I can take two more Psych classes to fit in my schedule. My two ideas are taking Intro to Psychopathology next term and then Developmental Psychology or Mathematical Psychology next year first term or to take Intro to Cognitive Psychology next term and then Biopsychology next year first term.
Also, for sociology, would just taking the honors intro to sociology be fine?
And, finally, on an unrelated note, if I used AP Chem credit to get out of General Chem and its lab requirement, do medical schools take biochem labs for the general chemistry lab requirement?
Thanks!