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For the ones that do, I don't believe there are many (if any at all) that require 2 semesters, 1 should be sufficient.
As stated above, each school has different requirements and you should take a look at those prerequisites for schools that you are interested in applying to.
As stated above, each school has different requirements and you should take a look at those prerequisites for schools that you are interested in applying to.
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Personally I'd take both. A lot of schools I'm applying to happen to require it though. At least more than I thought.
On the other hand, none of the schools I applied to required anatomy.
Well, okay. One required anatomy.
Well, okay. One required anatomy.
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Schools do it differently. Mine has an Human Anatomy/Physiology 1 & 2 progression at the 200 level, then it has a Comparative Anatomy at 300 and a Physiology at the 400. I ended up doing the latter two to make my schedule work, but as far as I know my schools aren't too concerned with it.
I think MWUAZ is the only school I interviewed at that required this.
Well, for future records. MWU-AZ is the only school I applied to that required those courses.
I applied mostly to schools on the east coast and USC out in Cali.
I applied mostly to schools on the east coast and USC out in Cali.
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Not according to:
https://preprofessional.osu.edu/prehealth/program-prerequisites
https://preprofessional.osu.edu/prehealth/program-prerequisites
When you take a comined anatomy/physiology course it needs to be the upper level per the physiology requirement. I guess this is what I meant. Also, the equivalant to the specific OSU courses at my undergrad were 3000 level classes.
You mean a CC level?
I AM SO CONFUSED
My university has lower level and upper level anatomy
I originally took a&p 1 as just a recommended course for dental school. When I got into dental school they told me I needed to take a&p 2 before I matriculate as a requirement now, so I am currently taking it over the summer (I didn't get accepted till mid-Feb). I got got
I took a&p 1 at a CC so that's where I'm taking the second half. So lower level would probably do, but it never hurts to take upper level (if you feel like you can succeed in it)
