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Next quarter I might take this class at UCLA where you teach children about the brain. It's a neuroscience elective class, but I believe it it's all teaching. Would this count as a science course?
This.no because you aren't learning anything.
no because you aren't learning anything.
This.
You got credit for being a TA? All i get is a wage.. rip off.
Both of these statement are incorrect (for the AMCAS at least).
I have done two semesters where I was a teaching intern for freshman biology lab (not like I'm learning anything either). It counted on my previous app to the AMCAS as biology.
As long as either the "department" is under the biological sciences or the "title" is a biological science, it should count. There are some exceptions to this but you must make the case that it is a neuroscience course (this maybe tough because you are teaching students not at the undergrad level).
this. and teaching provides the instructor with an even better understanding of the material.