Columbia Biochemistry
Started by dentist1234
Anybody?
Yes. In fact it will be so hard that you are guaranteed to fail. And then the failing domino effect will begin, and continue until you have to drop out of dental school.
HELLO what do you think??? Of course it will be harder for you then people who have already done it. So you will have to sit down and work your butt off like you will have to for every class in dental school. Why ask such questions?
HELLO what do you think??? Of course it will be harder for you then people who have already done it. So you will have to sit down and work your butt off like you will have to for every class in dental school. Why ask such questions?
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easy tuff guy...
it'll be tuff but managable. heck, you might even pick up on it pretty well and it wont be such a big deal. if you've had molecular cell/genetics/phys/etc then you've seen most of the material before. don't sweat it.
it'll be tuff but managable. heck, you might even pick up on it pretty well and it wont be such a big deal. if you've had molecular cell/genetics/phys/etc then you've seen most of the material before. don't sweat it.
No. (Most) People forget all those reactions the minute they leave their undergraduate exam. You will do fine.
I am sure you will be fine. If you take it at the undergrad level, you may remember some stuff, but alot of it you'd end up forgetting anyway.
