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I'm going to say that 200+ is upper level ~ do not count your pre-requsities like physics or o-chem~
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200+ is "upper-level?" I've never heard anyone use the term for anything less than 300-level, and they usually mean 400 or above. Wouldn't just taking the pre-reqs put you close to 6?
Anyway, I probably took over 20 200+ science and math classes. I'd need a transcript to get everything down, but off the top of my head:
Math: Calc 3, Diff Eq
Bio: molecular/cell, genetics, ecology, 2 botany, animal behavior, evolution
Physics: E&M, mechanics, 3 astrophysics, space/time, quantum, modern physics
Chem: analytical, 2 organic, 2 biochem
That's 22 right there, and I'm sure there are at least a few I'm leaving out.
Using the defn of 200+, I don't know exactly. Here's an incomplete list.
Math: Calc 3, Diff EQ
Biology: Genetics, Microbiology
Chem: PChem 1+2, PChem lab (3 credits)
Physics: none
Engineering: over 20 different 200+ level classes
So at least 25, if you count engineering.
Chem engineer?
Yes sir, I am.
Im also a bio major. My school actually requires 36 credits of uuper level bio (300-400 level)
-ecology, evolution bio +lab
-cell bio chem +lab
-structural biochem
-Animal physio+lab
-Microbio +lab
-Histology+lab
-Medical microbial pathogenesis
-Plant physio
-comparative vert anatomy+lab
-human gross +lab (KILLER CLASS)
-Genetics
-Field ecology of birds
-Immunology +lab
Yea this is why i dont have a 4.0...lol
I forgot to mention i got to a liberal arts college. so you have to take about 30 credits of philosophy and theology and arts!!!!
Bio majors at my school have no social life b/c of 18 credits every semester of hard classes
You are so lucky you got to take human anatomy. Most colleges either don't offer it or like mine, only allow exercise science majors take it because there is only a few classes available. Most medical students wish they could have had anatomy before medical school!
Im graudating in may, but im possibly going to stay an extra semester to take the class. Its the hardest class at my school, but i think i will just take it so i can pass it in med school.
Yeah...that's actually not true at all. Undergrad anatomy is absolutely nothing like med school anatomy.you'll have a major leg up over everyone else once you get to med school.
Yeah...that's actually not true at all. Undergrad anatomy is absolutely nothing like med school anatomy.
Agreed- I know people in my class who took and/or TAed undergrad anatomy and still struggled in med school anatomy, and then there were people who rocked it but never had prior course work in it.
I wasn't trying to imply that is was as hard or on the same level as medical school anatomy. Stop assuming things. I just meant he'll have a little bit of a base knowledge of some structures before going. It can't hurt to know a couple of basic things about anatomy before going into med school.
Let's see...
Air Pollution
Hazardous Materials Mgmt.
Animal Science
Herpetology
Astronomy
Histology
Bacteriology
Hydrology-Geology
Ichthyology
Biophysics
Industrial Hygiene
Limnology
Botany
Meteorology
Calculus
Microbiology
Chemical Engineering
Occupational Safety
Ornithology
Parasitology
Community Health
Pathology
Dairy Science
Phycology
Earth Science
Physiology
Embryology
Plant Taxonomy
Endocrinology
Radiological Health
Entomology
Sanitary Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Sewage Sanitation
Epidemiology
Soil Science
Food Bacteriology
Food Science Toxicology
Vector Control
Geophysics
Virology
Geology
Zoology
How'd you manage to do this many courses?
Some would argue that you'll be learning anatomy the wrong way in undergrad and it'll take a bit of time to undo the damage before learning.