Classes to take as undergrad.

[OMGPharmD]

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I am currently enrolled at a community college and planning on to transfer to a 4 year university. According to my ed. plan, by the time i get to transfer to a university, i will be done with all my OChem 1,2 , Molecular Biology 1 &2, A&P and etc. I just wonder what kind of classes will i have to take at the university when it seems like i have already finished with all of my pre-req classes😕. Any help will be greatly appreciated.


ps: I am a biochem major.

 

[jspwinter]

I am currently enrolled at a community college and planning on to transfer to a 4 year university. According to my ed. plan, by the time i get to transfer to a university, i will be done with all my OChem 1,2 , Molecular Biology 1 &2, A&P and etc. I just wonder what kind of classes will i have to take at the university when it seems like i have already finished with all of my pre-req classes😕. Any help will be greatly appreciated.


ps: I am a biochem major.

Hmm, have you never heard of electives?

 

[binghamkid]

Well assuming you are a biochemistry major, you will have to complete the biochemistry upper division coursework (assuming you want to complete the four-year degree). I would definitely contact the biochemistry department student advisor of that four-year institution so that you can figure out how you have to plan it out. Biochemistry tends to be one of the tougher majors out there, so I can tell you, you're going to have your hands full =P Those classes aren't easy, and you'll be studying a lot.

Now, if you are sure you want to go to pharmacy school and you don't really need that 4-year degree, then you don't really need to apply to the 4-year institution for a transfer if you apply with your CC coursework (assumign you have a very solid GPA and the rest of your application is good). You can get into pharmacy school with just CC credits (it's been done before on the forums somewhere).

 

[OMGPharmD]

Well assuming you are a biochemistry major, you will have to complete the biochemistry upper division coursework (assuming you want to complete the four-year degree). I would definitely contact the biochemistry department student advisor of that four-year institution so that you can figure out how you have to plan it out. Biochemistry tends to be one of the tougher majors out there, so I can tell you, you're going to have your hands full =P Those classes aren't easy, and you'll be studying a lot.

Now, if you are sure you want to go to pharmacy school and you don't really need that 4-year degree, then you don't really need to apply to the 4-year institution for a transfer if you apply with your CC coursework (assumign you have a very solid GPA and the rest of your application is good). You can get into pharmacy school with just CC credits (it's been done before on the forums somewhere).

Thank you very much !