I see your drift, of course, but I was guiding myself by the application service (AACOMAS)...you know...it says Biology....8 credits, Inorganic Chemistry....8 credits, etc... and it is listed pretty much the same way at most schools websites. This is unlike many MD schools I've seen that on their website list more specific courses, like: General Biology 1 & 2, for example. Most of my pre-med was done abroad, however. My school offered bio 2 (I assume by bio 2 you mean general biology 2), but it was not required of pre-med/medical students (it was combined pre-med/medicine, but I only completed the pre-med so that I could apply to a DO school). I think only biology majors took that general biology 2. We took molecular biology instead and then I later took A&P on my own in the US. I also don't have general physics 2. We take biophysics after general physics, and it was offered through the physics department. Josef Silny & Associates evaluated my transcript and it says I have the equivalent of a US pre-med, with X amount of credits in bio, X in general chemistry, etc... which by the numbers is enough to apply so I am going for it this cycle. I just hope that the schools don't turn around and say, "Yes, even though our website says 8 credits biology, we actually meant that it needs to be these specific biology classes" or something along those lines, because I might just have a heart attack at that time!!! I guess my stance will be to defend my pre-med education and kindly remind them (if it comes to that), that the requirements listed on their website don't indicate specific classes, rather credits in the discipline (with required labs). Josef Silny should have my back too....I hope.
*sigh* I'm still a little scared so....I'm going to take a sleeping pill now....