DC/MD/VA Area - Genetics/Biochem night class?

[pritomd]

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Are there any colleges in the DMV that have genetics of biochemistry after 6PM? I think I saw at GW that they had a biochem course two days a week from 6:15, but that was for a past spring semester....do any universities have either genetics or biochem @ night? Mason has genetics only in the morning, and doesn't have biochem @ night...I think I found that Marymount has biochem starting at 5, which may be tricky.

 

[gmcguitar4]

Check American, Gtown, university of maryland, and howard.

 

[pritomd]

Bump, thanks for the response. There's a chance I'm gonna have to go an undesirable route and take genetics/biochem online via either UNE or Minnesota since taking them at G. Wash would run up to be like $3500 per class or something crazy like that....if only Mason had some night classes! Or I took these classes while I was still in college 😴

 

[Drrrrrr. Celty]

Science in the Evenings Program at University of Maryland. They also from what I hear offer in-state tuition to out of state students if you're from DC or VA.

http://oes.umd.edu/index.php?slab=sie

 

[pritomd]

Oh. My. GOSH! this was the type of thing I was looking for! Thank you so much. The biochem class is...Biochemistry of Physiology...is that a Biochem class or Physiology class 😕 ? And you're right..if I get in the SIE program, its only ~$250 a credit. And I can take some other science class in place of genetics, like immunobiology, microbio, etc etc. And they're ALL evening classes with leeway for travel time from work..thank you so much 😍

 

[Morsetlis]

If he's a Citizen of the United States of America, is he a Citizen or the United States of America?

I mean, you don't know exactly until you consult the course manual / director / professor, but you could make educated guesses (the same as we could!)

Also, check the class code. If it comes with a "BIO" or "CHEM" word in it the AMCAS will probably list it as a Bio or Chem class.

 

[pritomd]

Yeah, after reading the course desc and looking at their schedule of classes, I think it's UMD's version of General Biochem when it's 1 semester (versus Biochem I in the fall, and Biochem II in the spring)..so it suits my needs!

This is seriously great, thanks so much serenade. This is very suitable for my financials, AND I get a shot at taking some upper level sciences in the area. Now I don' have to drop $1226 per credit at George Washington or take some online class (UNE and Minnesota were what I was considering before as a fall-back)