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Hey everyone,
I was wondering if the below courses could count for my BCPM GPA.
I took Physical Anthropology (aka Biological Anthropology), which has the ANT designation, but it was mostly biology content.
Also, I had 2 research courses. One was research in a physiology department (PSL designation) and the other research was in a hospital (clinical research) (but with HON designation as it was an honors course..performing clinical research in the emergency department). I received a letter grade for both courses.
I'm currently taking a research course, but in the Nutrition Department. It would have a NFS designation with a letter grade. Does this course count too? Which research courses count?
Next, I am interested in taking Forensic Anthropology.. The course description says that topics in the course include: toxicology, forensic pathology, ballistics, analysis of the human skeleton, fingerprints, etc
Finally, another course I had some interest in was in the Mortuary Science field. Do you know if courses in this field even count for one's BCPM? The course is just called Chemistry and this is what is said in the course description:
Application of general inorganic, organic and biochemistry to postmortem changes, biologic preservation, and embalming chemistry.
Please let me know if you think these courses can be defined as BCPM. Also, if you could let me know what you think about the mortuary science program and if courses count for BCPM, that would be great. I'm actually pretty interested in that program and if I can help my BCPM GPA, that'd be awesome
I was wondering if the below courses could count for my BCPM GPA.
I took Physical Anthropology (aka Biological Anthropology), which has the ANT designation, but it was mostly biology content.
Also, I had 2 research courses. One was research in a physiology department (PSL designation) and the other research was in a hospital (clinical research) (but with HON designation as it was an honors course..performing clinical research in the emergency department). I received a letter grade for both courses.
I'm currently taking a research course, but in the Nutrition Department. It would have a NFS designation with a letter grade. Does this course count too? Which research courses count?
Next, I am interested in taking Forensic Anthropology.. The course description says that topics in the course include: toxicology, forensic pathology, ballistics, analysis of the human skeleton, fingerprints, etc
Finally, another course I had some interest in was in the Mortuary Science field. Do you know if courses in this field even count for one's BCPM? The course is just called Chemistry and this is what is said in the course description:
Application of general inorganic, organic and biochemistry to postmortem changes, biologic preservation, and embalming chemistry.
Please let me know if you think these courses can be defined as BCPM. Also, if you could let me know what you think about the mortuary science program and if courses count for BCPM, that would be great. I'm actually pretty interested in that program and if I can help my BCPM GPA, that'd be awesome
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