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Hey guys,
A lot of schools require you to take "Human Anatomy" or "Physiology". I have a few questions:
1. At my school, the class is called "Human Anatomy and Physiology I"...would this class satisfy either Anatomy or Physiology requirement?...or both (some schools require 3 hour course in physiology...others require a 4 hour course in anatomy. Will a 4 hour course, with lab, called "Human Anatomy and Physiology" satisfy both of these scenarios)?
2. At my school, this course is listed as a 1000-level course (or 100 level), but it is extremely difficult (meant for premeds, predents, and nursing students). Will dental school adcoms look at the number of the course and think that it's an "easy" version...or is the only thing that matters the fact that the course's name on the transcript is "Human Anatomy and Physiology I"? In other words, does the name of the course matter more than it's course number level?
Any advice is appreciated.
Ahmad
A lot of schools require you to take "Human Anatomy" or "Physiology". I have a few questions:
1. At my school, the class is called "Human Anatomy and Physiology I"...would this class satisfy either Anatomy or Physiology requirement?...or both (some schools require 3 hour course in physiology...others require a 4 hour course in anatomy. Will a 4 hour course, with lab, called "Human Anatomy and Physiology" satisfy both of these scenarios)?
2. At my school, this course is listed as a 1000-level course (or 100 level), but it is extremely difficult (meant for premeds, predents, and nursing students). Will dental school adcoms look at the number of the course and think that it's an "easy" version...or is the only thing that matters the fact that the course's name on the transcript is "Human Anatomy and Physiology I"? In other words, does the name of the course matter more than it's course number level?
Any advice is appreciated.
Ahmad