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Hey so I asked this question before but I was looking at the new AADSAS instructions
(http://www.adea.org/dental_educatio...icants/GeneralInstructions/Pages/default.aspx)
and I couldn't find the section where they discuss what we should do with classes that are from a non science department (psychology) but have a very strong science (biology) basis. I remember reading awhile ago that the instructions used to tell you to put it as an "other science"? But then I read some other things telling us to put it as non-science no matter what. Anyone know what's up or has asked them already?
(http://www.adea.org/dental_educatio...icants/GeneralInstructions/Pages/default.aspx)
and I couldn't find the section where they discuss what we should do with classes that are from a non science department (psychology) but have a very strong science (biology) basis. I remember reading awhile ago that the instructions used to tell you to put it as an "other science"? But then I read some other things telling us to put it as non-science no matter what. Anyone know what's up or has asked them already?
