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does anyone know if Tufts, Maryland, or Nova require BioChem???
biochem requirement??
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birdman12345 said:
TUFTS:
Academic requirements:
2 semesters (8 credits) Biology
2 semesters (8 credits) Inorganic Chemistry
2 semesters (8 credits) Physics
1 semester (4 credits) Organic Chemistry
1 term (3 credits) Biochemistry
1 semester writing-intensive Humanities or Social Science course (may include History, English, Comparative Literature, Philosophy, Government or Women's Studies)
Please note: Labs are required for all science courses, except
Biochemistry, where applicable (lab only required for Biochemistry if it is a required part of the course at the university at which it is
completed). All pre-requisite coursework must be completed at an
accredited 4 year college/university. Community college coursework is not accepted.
So yes, Biochem is a req for Tufts.
P.S. You can find this info on the school's websites (that's where the above was copied from_)
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Nova:
Biochemistry - three semester-hours
Cell or Molecular Biology - three semester-hours
Genetics - three semester-hours
Histology - three semester-hours
Human or Comparative Anatomy - three semester-hours
Microbiology - three semester-hours
Physiology - three semester-hours
Maryland:
All applicants undergraduate curriculum must include, at a minimum, the following:
8 Semester Hours of General Biology (including laboratories)
8 Semester Hours of Inorganic Chemistry (including laboratories)
8 Semester Hours of Organic Chemistry (including laboratories)
8 Semester Hours of Physics (including laboratories)
3 Semester Hours of Biochemistry*
6 Semester Hours of English Composition
* New Admissions Requirement for 2006 (Please note that we are adding a new prerequisite for applicants for the 2006 cycle. 3 credits of Biochemistry are now required as part of your undergraduate curriculum)
Biochemistry - three semester-hours
Cell or Molecular Biology - three semester-hours
Genetics - three semester-hours
Histology - three semester-hours
Human or Comparative Anatomy - three semester-hours
Microbiology - three semester-hours
Physiology - three semester-hours
Maryland:
All applicants undergraduate curriculum must include, at a minimum, the following:
8 Semester Hours of General Biology (including laboratories)
8 Semester Hours of Inorganic Chemistry (including laboratories)
8 Semester Hours of Organic Chemistry (including laboratories)
8 Semester Hours of Physics (including laboratories)
3 Semester Hours of Biochemistry*
6 Semester Hours of English Composition
* New Admissions Requirement for 2006 (Please note that we are adding a new prerequisite for applicants for the 2006 cycle. 3 credits of Biochemistry are now required as part of your undergraduate curriculum)
