Does that fulfil Bio requirements?

[RedRoze]

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Hello Everyone,

My university doesn't have General Bio, the first bio class is Bio100 principles of Biology, which I don't know if it fulfills the requirements for Bio prereqs, I also want to know if these two would be good because they have them on a sheet for premed prereqs which are similar to predents':
Biology 130 Environmental and organismal Biology and Biology 140 Cellular and Molecular Biology.

for physics, do we take Intro physics 1+2 or General physics 1+2
the first physics requires only precalc but the second requires calc.

Thanks in advance.

 

[dentalWorks]

Hello Everyone,

My university doesn't have General Bio, the first bio class is Bio100 principles of Biology, which I don't know if it fulfills the requirements for Bio prereqs, I also want to know if these two would be good because they have them on a sheet for premed prereqs which are similar to predents':
Biology 130 Environmental and organismal Biology and Biology 140 Cellular and Molecular Biology.

for physics, do we take Intro physics 1+2 or General physics 1+2
the first physics requires only precalc but the second requires calc.

Thanks in advance.

The bolded above sounds very much like a pre-med / pre-dent basic biology..... If you want to be sure, stop by your pre-health advisers office, and just get a list of all the pre-med / pre-dent classes you have to take. Most schools have such list.

The list will have all the courses (along with their course numbers)r:
-english 1 and 2
-physics 1 and 2 (you'll have 2 options, calc based, and non-calc based)
-biology 1 and 2
-General chem 1 and 2
-Orgo 1 and 2

Along with all their labs

 

[RedRoze]

ok, I have this list, they only have it for pre-med now they said I should check with dental schools about pre-dental prereqs, which are the same, and it had these biology classes that are in bold, I will check again with an advisor, but even if it doesn't say "general Bio" it should be good right as long as it's an equivilant?

Thnx again

 

[luvstosmile]

Also make sure the biology has a lab component...