Major Change ?

[BellaEXE]

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I'm a concurrent student meaning I attend a college instead of a high school. This allows for a head start on my courses, so I will end with 29 college credits or practically my whole freshman year completed.

I am planning on becoming a biology major, but the brain and nervous system interests me the most. My school sort of has a neurology major, but not exactly. Basically it is what they call a "planned program" that is not generally put forth, but is allowed to be studied if you ask about it. The only problem I see is that I have tons of pet peeves and I know that if my diploma says "planned program with a specialty in neurology" I would be VERY bothered. If it simply said neurology I would have no problem with it. The school is the University of Oklahoma, so if anyone can find out if it states it simply as "neurology" or "planned program" that would be wonderful.

Also should it matter either way or is my pet peeve stupid?

 

[candbgirl]

Ask the University of a Oklahoma. They would be the only ones that would have an answer to your question.

 

[BellaEXE]

Ask the University of a Oklahoma. They would be the only ones that would have an answer to your question.

Do you believe my pet peeve is stupid and I should just get over it either way? I definitely want to learn more about the brain and nervous system, but the whole human anatomy interests me as well so biology would be no problem.

 

[LizzyM]

I think you mean "neuroscience" not neurology. No one really cares what your major is. Seriously, it doesn't matter.

 

[BellaEXE]

I think you mean "neuroscience" not neurology. No one really cares what your major is. Seriously, it doesn't matter.

Whoops yes that's what I meant. Long day lol.