Science LOR

[Drrrrrr. Celty]

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I'm curious if a LOR from a psychology department behavioral neuroscience teacher (Teaches: Bio Basis of Behavior, Neural System & Behavior, and Behavioral Neurobiology Lab) would constitute as a science LOR or non-science?

 

[Geekchick921]

I had an LoR from my behavior neuroscience/psych as a natural science professor and it served as my non-science letter.

 

[glasshalfMD]

I had an LoR from a Cognitive Neuroscience professor (psych dept) and it was counted as my science letter at all schools - I just had to clarify sometimes because it's not one of the big sciences (bio, chem, etc.)

 

[Drrrrrr. Celty]

I had an LoR from my behavior neuroscience/psych as a natural science professor and it served as my non-science letter.

Not sure how the application works but.. how'd that work out? lol

I had an LoR from a Cognitive Neuroscience professor (psych dept) and it was counted as my science letter at all schools - I just had to clarify sometimes because it's not one of the big sciences (bio, chem, etc.)

Ok, sounds like my behavioral neuroscience professor can count then.

 

[RogueUnicorn]

you seem comfortable enough giving out all sorts of advice, i think you can help yourself on this one

 

[startswithb]

you seem comfortable enough giving out all sorts of advice, i think you can help yourself on this one

lol

 

[thespazz]

Why risk it? Go for the hard science profs to insure a standard app at all schools.

 

[tabascosauce]

Why risk it? Go for the hard science profs to insure a standard app at all schools.

👍 yeah just do it. itll be easier for u to just go for the hard science prof. itll be less stressful that way