OOOOOOOchem please please help with this ?

[teefRcool]

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hey guys my question is how many quarters of ochem do i need for dental schools. I'm in the quarter system.
-my school for gen chem we have chem1a, chem2b, 3c (with 1 lab each and class therefore becomes 4 units) total becomes 12 units. this is a sequence

-for ochem we have ochem1a, ochem2b, and ochem 3c (with 1 lab each and class therefore becomes 4 units) total becomes 12 units. this is a sequence

so do not need to take ochem 3c?

because it says 12 quarter units for gen chem for ucla and usc
and 8 quarter units for O ochem

I'm really confused are all schools 8 quarter units of Ochem as their prereqs is there one that ones 12?

Thanks guys i'm really stressing about this. tnx again.

 

[Generallee]

hey guys my question is how many quarters of ochem do i need for dental schools. I'm in the quarter system.
-my school for gen chem we have chem1a, chem2b, 3c (with 1 lab each and class therefore becomes 4 units) total becomes 12 units. this is a sequence

-for ochem we have ochem1a, ochem2b, and ochem 3c (with 1 lab each and class therefore becomes 4 units) total becomes 12 units. this is a sequence

so do not need to take ochem 3c?

because it says 12 quarter units for gen chem for ucla and usc
and 8 quarter units for O ochem

I'm really confused are all schools 8 quarter units of Ochem as their prereqs is there one that ones 12?

Thanks guys i'm really stressing about this. tnx again.

I believe most schools want a full year of O-Chem. That means that you would have to take 3 quarters. However, I have seen schools (U.Wash) that only require 2 quarters. So, it all depends on the school. I would simply call the schools you are interested in and find out. If you are planning on applying to a handful of schools, you will probably want to take the 3rd quarter of OChem for the sake of the schools that require a full year.