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stv2826 said:thanks nothen2do and 786mine, can you guys tell me in what school you guys took those classes?
This is my last semester as a mechanical engineering major in Berkeley. I didn't really thought about dental school before, so still have long way to go. I'm trying to finish all the pre-req in junior college (maybe SMC) and some upper divion courses in UCLA or nearby cal state.nothen2do said:UCSB, I took gen chem sophmore yr., physics/ochem/bio junior year, and microbio this yr (senior yr). Are you planning on doing a non-science major?
ombastic said:right now i'm second year econ major at UCI. i want to go to dental school and decided to change to a bio major. but right now i think i should just keep the econ major and just take the science classes and apply to dental school. i barely started taking my g-chem this year so i'll finish it by summer. i know i have to take a year of o-chem and physics, and some bio of some sort. do dental schools want you to take certain bio classes?
ooh, i get it. how much upper division bio classes are usually required? thanksnothen2do said:a year of bio, so normally the intro series at your school. Most likely to get into any upper division bio classes, you would need the intros anyways.
ombastic said:ooh, i get it. how much upper division bio classes are usually required? thanks
oh, i see. thanks 🙂nothen2do said:most schools don't require upper division. Of course there are always exceptions, I know that UW and UF require an additional year of bio (biochem, genetics...). My school only required one year, which was covered by my intro to bio courses
madin said:I took all of the required science courses which took me an extra year + summers. In addition, I took some highly recommended courses like Microbiology and Genetics. I also took helpful courses like Anatomy and Physiology I and II to get some basic knowledge before real school.
I will be self cramming biochemistry this summer.