Inorganic Chem

[siapr92]

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Hi, I'm a bit confused. I've taken Gen Chem, Organic and Biochem (8 semester hrs of each). Am I still expected to take Inorganic Chem for DO school applications? Inorganic is a whole other course at my school. Thankks so much.

 

[123165]

Hi, I'm a bit confused. I've taken Gen Chem, Organic and Biochem (8 semester hrs of each). Am I still expected to take Inorganic Chem for DO school applications? Inorganic is a whole other course at my school. Thankks so much.

Run away fast.

(no you are not)

 

[Emerald84]

"Inorganic" just means general chemistry (both semesters)

 

[Everglide]

For pre-reqs, inorganic = general chemistry (Chem 101/102 or whatever).

There is actual Inorganic Chemistry (Chem 401 or whatever), usually for chemistry/biochem majors and not required for med schools 🙂

 

[MLT2MT2DO]

As stated any chem class you take that isn't orgo, falls into gen chem. Ive had an intro to orgo/biocem that falls into gen chem for example. Gen chem covers a wide spectrum rgo chem, not so much

 

[siapr92]

Excellent! Thanks so much, thats wonderful news!😀

 

[amichalo]

I got into 3 DO schools with only taking 5 semester hours of inorganic chem, but it was an accelerated sequence at UW-Madison....I think I was an exception to the rule