Anyone have luck classifying bio seminars as bcpm?

[MI2015]

I know that it says seminars in biology/chem/physics are "other science", but I know some people have managed to classify non science classes as bcpm, so is it possible? These seminars were biology intensive writing courses, so even though it was a seminar, it was as challenging as mid level bio classes.

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[MI2015]

If the content was primary biological, you can classify them as BCPM. AMCAS may change them back but there is no penalty if they do

What are the chances? I know there's no exact number- but does AMCAS change classification rather often? The syllabus for the class was very bare bones- not very detailed, so if I have to petition i'm worried. Do you anyone that has gotten seminars classified as bcpm?

 

[MI2015]

What does the official college course catalog say about it?

It actually was in a separate course category. It was an honours course, so it wasn't classified as biology.