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I'm pursuing a 2nd bachelor's degree in preparation for applying MD-PhD. While most of my courses are science courses, a few are in the non-sciences social sciences, which is an extension of my undergrad anthropology degree.
This Fall I have an opportunity to take another anthropology course which is offered both at the upper division undergrad level and at the grad level. Should I take it at the grad level because I already have other anthropology courses at the undergrad level at the institution for my first anthro degree? or should I take it at the undergrad level because I am pursuing a second bachelor's degree not a grad degree?
Does it really matter?
Would taking more undergrad courses fail to show progress in my coursework?
(For the record, my current school does not have any restrictions on taking this course at either level).
This Fall I have an opportunity to take another anthropology course which is offered both at the upper division undergrad level and at the grad level. Should I take it at the grad level because I already have other anthropology courses at the undergrad level at the institution for my first anthro degree? or should I take it at the undergrad level because I am pursuing a second bachelor's degree not a grad degree?
Does it really matter?
Would taking more undergrad courses fail to show progress in my coursework?
(For the record, my current school does not have any restrictions on taking this course at either level).
