Anyone from ASU?

[mkasu]

What anatomy course(s) did you take?

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[in her drawer]

I was going to take BIO 201 next semester.

 

[mkasu]

OK, so my next question: If both semesters are taken, will dental schools accept that as an anatomy course (or are they looking for UD anatomy courses)? I was looking at the schedule and BIO 201 is the only anatomy I can find for next semester.

 

[jim85213]

I assume by ASU you mean Arizona State.

I am taking Animal Physiology (BIO360) right now and, from what I understand, you can only receive credit for BIO201/202 or BIO360. So, I assume that taking BIO360 will cover the A&P material you are seeking. Not sure if that answered your question but it might help.

 

[mkasu]

Yes, that helps. So, what other anatomy courses are you taking or have you taken? It looks like that should be sufficient for most dental schools.

 

[jim85213]

That's the only anatomy course I have taken in college. If I don't get accepted this year, I will probably take the BIO201/202 series (since I will already have my degree by then) to boost my SGPA and BCP.

 

[in her drawer]

Which schools require anatomy? I was just taking BIO 201 next semester so that it wouldn't be all new material next year.

 

[mkasu]

Which schools require anatomy? I was just taking BIO 201 next semester so that it wouldn't be all new material next year.

Possibly none, but some of them highly recommend it.

I think that they would prefer BIO 360.

 

[in her drawer]

Possibly none, but some of them highly recommend it.

I think that they would prefer BIO 360.

Is 360 animal phys? I already pre-reg'd for 201. Oh well, I don't really care.

 

[jim85213]

To be honest, BIO360 has been a nightmare for me and it appears to be that way for a lot of people. I would just stick with 201.

 

[shoombol tallah]

If you guys end up taking A & P try to avoid taking it with Deviche/Chandler. Professor Gilcrease at MCC is fantastic.

 

[WSDriller]

I second that for Gilcrease at MCC. You learn everything you need to know about A&P and she gives you a copy of the notes that she tests from. So as she lectures, you can just focus on learning the material rather than scrambling to write everything down.

 

[Magna Cum Latte]

OHSU does require anatomy. I know this because they sent me a note to this effect. How nice of them.