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I wouldn't recommend taking a course like this online if you're tying to apply for dental school, but I would start by searching University of Phoenix or any other University that offers online courses.
My 2 pennies: taking a non-stressful biochem course now will only make dental school biochemistry-focused courses more difficult, as well as part one of boards. If this is a situation where this is a class you are taking simply to satisfy pre-reqs, but you are no longer enrolled in your university, I'd stick with your local community college. Good luck 🙂
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I was told by admissions that if accepted, I could fulfill my biochem pre-req with an online course. I am non-trad and work full time so just trying to find the best option.
I was a non-trad and took almost all of my pre-reqs online through Oregon State. If you want a relaxed biochem course, Biochem 350 should fit the bill:
http://ecampus.oregonstate.edu/soc/....htm?subject=BB&coursenumber=350&termcode=all
However, this will make your dental coursework more difficult. An alternative would be to take Biochem 450 and 451 in sequence for a more thorough preparation.
UMN, Colorado State, UNE, Oregon State!
