Biochemistry requirement question

[NGS]

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Is it possible to get into a dental school that requires biochemistry without taking biochemistry? Do they ever overlook that requirement in certain circumstances? The few in particular I am thinking of is UCSF, Loma-Linda, University of Washington-Health Sciences, and Oregon Health and Science University. Thank you-

 

[sjv]

It is required for matriculation, you don't need it to be accepted but will have to complete it by a certain date given by the school.

 

[doc toothache]

It is always possible, if we are talking about an applicant to die for or if their definition of requirements differs from the usual. If all fails, you can always contact the schools with your question.

 

[Glimmer1991]

Chances are extremely slim.

 

[NGS]

Thank you, i'll try contacting the schools and get an idea from what they say.

 

[BigCountry]

I had this issue and no you must take it. My intro to bio class was basically biochem, even got letter from the teacher saying this, but schools didn't care and said I still have to take it.

 

[NGS]

I had this issue and no you must take it. My intro to bio class was basically biochem, even got letter from the teacher saying this, but schools didn't care and said I still have to take it.

Thanks Big