Need a Grad Level Biochem similar to UNE's for Dream Program!

[Pitbull2o08]

A good evening to everyone and thank you for your assistance. I am a long time lurker, but first time poster.

I was in contact with some of the professionals on the board of a program I'm very interested in getting into, and was advised to, "Ace a biochem course of graduate level proportions similar to UNE's online Biochem course." I have been reading on this forum and have seen mixed reviews for UNE. I have also been searching for GRADUATE level courses similar but to no avail. I need to ace this course in order to get into my dream program, I am also currently working 36 hours a week in the ICU, nights. Therefore, I'd like to not set myself up for failure but jumping into UNE's without first being mentally prepared. If all else fails, I can quit my job and devote 100% of my life to this course, in order to ace it and start the program in February.

Thanks everyone for you help!

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[DrMidlife]

It's biochem. People hate biochem. Not UNE's fault.

It would be a mistake to do a class easier than UNE. The material is very standard. Very dense.

Toronto has one too: http://www.onlinebiochemistrycourse.com/

 

[Pitbull2o08]

I agree, the material is very dense, however it is something I do love. Having worked in healthcare for several years, I'm sure i can apply it in a way that will allow me to retain the information. Perhaps your right, maybe I need to back off of work a bit in order to devote the amount of time needed for the result.

UT's class seemed great until I saw that it said 2nd or 3rd year University course. Whereas, I'm looking for a graduate level biochem. Thanks for your input though, I greatly appreciate it.

 

[DrMidlife]

the advice you got was contradictory so maybe find out more. it's either graduate biochem, or it's similar to UNE.

 

[Pitbull2o08]

Interesting. He did say graduate level and UNE in his email. Perhaps "Post-Bacc" would be a more accurate description of the type of courses preferred. Either way, I am still researching options and appreciate the UofT suggestion.