Human Anatomy

[PineapplePeach]

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Is Human Anatomy and Human Anatomy lab a requirement for Pharm school?

Also, is ANY speech class fine for the Speech class requirement? Even this course: http://extension.berkeley.edu/cat/course1508.html

Thanks in advance.

 

[Passion4Sci]

Is Human Anatomy and Human Anatomy lab a requirement for Pharm school?

Also, is ANY speech class fine for the Speech class requirement? Even this course: http://extension.berkeley.edu/cat/course1508.html

Thanks in advance.

Yes.

and

No.

Depending on what school(s) you're applying to. Give us that information please.

 

[rxlea]

Is Human Anatomy and Human Anatomy lab a requirement for Pharm school?

Also, is ANY speech class fine for the Speech class requirement? Even this course: http://extension.berkeley.edu/cat/course1508.html

Thanks in advance.

1. For many schools, yes

2. Not sure

Please use the search function to find the answers to your questions. Also, please visit pharmcas.org- go the school pages. The pre-req requirements are listed for all PharmCAS schools.

 

[poptropica]

It depends on which pharmacy school your applying to. Check on the school's website to see if they require it.

 

[phathead]

A good rule of thumb is that if its a science course and it has a lab, take the lab

 

[delano2000]

If they require Anatomy then most likely you need the lab component as well.

Not sure about the Speech course. For some reason I believe I took the wrong Speech. Just hope I don't run into issues like last year with some of my Bio courses.

 

[weetzie00]

Do any of the schools you plan to apply to require speech or public speaking. I wanted to take a general speech class that would fit my schedule better. I e-mailed all the schools I was planning on applying to with the course description, and those that specifically required public speaking wouldn't accept a class that didn't specifically focus on that.

 

[delano2000]

Do any of the schools you plan to apply to require speech or public speaking. I wanted to take a general speech class that would fit my schedule better. I e-mailed all the schools I was planning on applying to with the course description, and those that specifically required public speaking wouldn't accept a class that didn't specifically focus on that.

Does it really matter the difference between the two? My school was so backwards then and I took the one they listed in the degree planner. I really don't want to have to retake Speech.

 

[docss26]

Do any of the schools you plan to apply to require speech or public speaking. I wanted to take a general speech class that would fit my schedule better. I e-mailed all the schools I was planning on applying to with the course description, and those that specifically required public speaking wouldn't accept a class that didn't specifically focus on that.

I took a communications course at my University and it fulfilled the speech requirement for the majority of schools I applied to. The only difference is in one class you had to to individual presentation, while the other was group presentations.

 

[weetzie00]

Does it really matter the difference between the two? My school was so backwards then and I took the one they listed in the degree planner. I really don't want to have to retake Speech.

It totally depends on the school. I took the one they asked me to take. If they said it was ok, then that's fine. I can't remember now which schools I asked, I asked more schools than the ones I actually applied to since I didn't know then which ones I'd narrow it down to. But there were definitely a few that told me they required a public speaking focused class, rather than a generic speech class. Contact the school to know for sure.

 

[delano2000]

It totally depends on the school. I took the one they asked me to take. If they said it was ok, then that's fine. I can't remember now which schools I asked, I asked more schools than the ones I actually applied to since I didn't know then which ones I'd narrow it down to. But there were definitely a few that told me they required a public speaking focused class, rather than a generic speech class. Contact the school to know for sure.

Will do. I think it is the wrong course based on the course description so I just registered to take the other course in the Summer.