BCPM classification for physiological psych course

[PH86]

Physiological Psychology: Motivated Behavior

Course description: A study of the nervous system mechanisms that operate in the control of feeding, drinking, sexual and reproductive behavior, temperature regulation, sleep and dreaming, wakefulness, attention, and psychopathology.

I'm wondering if this class will count towards BCPM since it is technically physiology. Has anyone had success getting AMCAS to count a course similar to this as a biology course?

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[PingPongPro]

Just designate it a BCMP, and if AMCAS decides its not a science class they will automatically change it over to a regular class. I had several psych classes count towards my BCMP GPA when I applied.

 

[TexasSurgeon]

Physiological Psychology: Motivated Behavior

Course description: A study of the nervous system mechanisms that operate in the control of feeding, drinking, sexual and reproductive behavior, temperature regulation, sleep and dreaming, wakefulness, attention, and psychopathology.

I'm wondering if this class will count towards BCPM since it is technically physiology. Has anyone had success getting AMCAS to count a course similar to this as a biology course?

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[earf]

Physiological Psychology: Motivated Behavior

Course description: A study of the nervous system mechanisms that operate in the control of feeding, drinking, sexual and reproductive behavior, temperature regulation, sleep and dreaming, wakefulness, attention, and psychopathology.

I'm wondering if this class will count towards BCPM since it is technically physiology. Has anyone had success getting AMCAS to count a course similar to this as a biology course?

I had this class and put it under biology since the syllabus and coursework were half biology half psych, but even the psych part relied on biological mechanisms/explanations.

 

[487806]

Physiological Psychology: Motivated Behavior

Course description: A study of the nervous system mechanisms that operate in the control of feeding, drinking, sexual and reproductive behavior, temperature regulation, sleep and dreaming, wakefulness, attention, and psychopathology.

I'm wondering if this class will count towards BCPM since it is technically physiology. Has anyone had success getting AMCAS to count a course similar to this as a biology course?

Yes it's BCPM