Help! Do these classes count as BCPM?

[magicmethyl]

Advertisement - Members don't see this ad

Hey, I'm just a little confused as to whether or not these classes fall under my BCPM GPA

• Psyc243: Intro Psych Statistics
• Psyc344: Research Methods
• Anth380H: Human Genetics
• Biol375: Animal Behavior

Thanks in advance, guys.

 

[WillburCobb]

Yes. I put all of my psych stats courses as math on AMCAS and it wasn't an issue.

 

[SpartanWolverine]

Hey, I'm just a little confused as to whether or not these classes fall under my BCPM GPA

• Psyc243: Intro Psych Statistics
• Psyc344: Research Methods
• Anth380H: Human Genetics
• Biol375: Animal Behavior

Thanks in advance, guys.

Probably, probably not, definitely yes, definitely yes. However, you can try with all of 'em -- AMCAS pretty rarely changes classifications for things that may be on the line.

 

[magicmethyl]

Thank you very much!

 

[WillburCobb]

Also I want to add that despite its name psych research methods at most schools is actually 99% stats (also interesting that it has the same call number as my undergrad). I also listed the following courses as "science" and AMCAS didn't change them: Experimental Methods (100% advanced stats, but with a psych prefix), "Sensation and perception" (essentially a class on how the visual system works so it was reasonable), Attention & Thinking (pushing it, but whateves), Memory and Knowledge (prolly a BS move on my part).

 

[tantacles]

Psych statistics should definitely be counted as BCPM; it was in my application.