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Okay there are some schools require LOR from bio and chemistry for each.

How about biochemistry?? do you think do they consider biochem as

bio? chem? or neither??

Since I am a biochem major I got 1 from my biochem professor, 1 from

physical chem professor, 1 from bio, 1 from inorganic chem professor, and

1 from dentist.

Likewise,

Which category does physical chem and inorganic chem will fall into??
 
Okay there are some schools require LOR from bio and chemistry for each.

How about biochemistry?? do you think do they consider biochem as

bio? chem? or neither??

Since I am a biochem major I got 1 from my biochem professor, 1 from

physical chem professor, 1 from bio, 1 from inorganic chem professor, and

1 from dentist.

Likewise,

Which category does physical chem and inorganic chem will fall into??

Physical chemistry and inorganic chemistry fall under chemistry.
I would say biochem you can count as either bio or chem.
 
Okay there are some schools require LOR from bio and chemistry for each.

How about biochemistry?? do you think do they consider biochem as

bio? chem? or neither??

Since I am a biochem major I got 1 from my biochem professor, 1 from

physical chem professor, 1 from bio, 1 from inorganic chem professor, and

1 from dentist.

Likewise,

Which category does physical chem and inorganic chem will fall into??

sounds like something you need to call the school about....
 
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