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I'm guessing this varies by school, but I'm wondering what the general consensus is.
For example, I was planning on applying to Arizona. They have a requirement of 1 physiology course and 2 additional biology courses. I have taken multiple biology courses (molecular biology, organismal/evolutionary biology, genetics, mechanobiology) but I have not taken a physiology course. Would they ignore an otherwise acadamically sound (3.9 GPA, high 30s MCAT) because I have not taken a physiology course? Or would one of the others (perhaps organismal bio) satisfy this?
Some other schools (Stanford for example) explicitly state that their requirements are not strict, but are just recommendations.
For example, I was planning on applying to Arizona. They have a requirement of 1 physiology course and 2 additional biology courses. I have taken multiple biology courses (molecular biology, organismal/evolutionary biology, genetics, mechanobiology) but I have not taken a physiology course. Would they ignore an otherwise acadamically sound (3.9 GPA, high 30s MCAT) because I have not taken a physiology course? Or would one of the others (perhaps organismal bio) satisfy this?
Some other schools (Stanford for example) explicitly state that their requirements are not strict, but are just recommendations.