Hmmm... Which of these two classes?

[hellopeople]

To fullfill one of my graduation requirements I can take either comparative vertebrate anatomy or Introduction to Neurobiology. Which sounds better/ more relevant to dental school?

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[prsndwg]

To fullfill one of my graduation requirements I can take either comparative vertebrate anatomy or Introduction to Neurobiology. Which sounds better/ more relevant to dental school?

they are both important, but def go with anatomy

 

[ridhi465]

anatomy.. definitely

 

[PhoebeAZ]

I would go for neurobiology, I think it would be more interesting.

 

[OU11BB]

neurobio

 

[dentalWorks]

classical anatomy is better... but this is comparative anatomy, you woun't learn as much about human anatomy in it....

I say go neurobio

 

[travisdotn]

I would also go for Neurobiology.

I have taken a comparative animal physiology class, and currently a neurophysiology class. I would say already that the neuro class is more like what to expect in dental school. (although when it is all said and done, I think the comparative class will prove more interesting, but that could just be the difference in professors).

 

[kkmaths90]

I took neurobiology and i really enjoyed it...I would say neurobio too

 

[flyingforever]

Take both