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Hey all,
So throughout high school and college I've been told that ochem should be taken at a 4-Year institution. But I've been reading the articulation agreements for schools such as UCLA (Major: Physiological Sciences) and they say you MUST complete one semester of organic chemistry, preferably two, prior to transfer.
Am I missing something here, or is this the new normal? Some of the departments at my target schools have implied that some of their pre-reqs are no longer optional but mandatory due to higher competition. But I wanted to know if anyone has talked to a counselor/advisor specifically about this ochem issue.
So throughout high school and college I've been told that ochem should be taken at a 4-Year institution. But I've been reading the articulation agreements for schools such as UCLA (Major: Physiological Sciences) and they say you MUST complete one semester of organic chemistry, preferably two, prior to transfer.
Am I missing something here, or is this the new normal? Some of the departments at my target schools have implied that some of their pre-reqs are no longer optional but mandatory due to higher competition. But I wanted to know if anyone has talked to a counselor/advisor specifically about this ochem issue.