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Orgo 2 Requirement
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I've never heard of that - I'd check with the schools in question.
Zayna06 said:I heard that most schools will accept biochem for the orgo 2 requirement. Is this true?
I've read that on some school's websites. Best bet would be to double check with each school.
As far as i know, O-Chem 2 is a requirement and Biochemistry is strongly suggested by most dental schools. I would recommend checking with the dental school.
It's the other way around. Most require orgo 2 and a handfull will take one semester of each. That also means you have to take biochem lab ,and let me tell you from experience (I took both) o-chem 2 lab is much easier.Zayna06 said:I heard that most schools will accept biochem for the orgo 2 requirement. Is this true?
In my school, orgo 2 was a pre-rec for biochemistry.
For you GA residents, MCG requires a semster of Orgo I + lab, and either Orgo II + lab OR a semester of biochem (lab not required). But I would strongly suggest taking Orgo I and II if not mainly for prep for DAT. I'm taking a survey biochem class with no lab in the fall myself.
Most schools require both halves of Ochem. Some schools only require the first half. And a few schools allow you to take Ochem I and then either Ochem II or BioChem.