Should I take pathophysiology or developmental biology?

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If you've taken these classes, which did you prefer and why? I'm currently taking human physio, so taking pathophysio next quarter could be a nice segue into what goes wrong with the body, but I also enjoyed the reproductive system/fetal development, so developmental biology seems interesting as well.

Both seem to be of comparable difficulties. Any suggestions?

 

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If you've taken these classes, which did you prefer and why? I'm currently taking human physio, so taking pathophysio next quarter could be a nice segue into what goes wrong with the body, but I also enjoyed the reproductive system/fetal development, so developmental biology seems interesting as well.

Both seem to be of comparable difficulties. Any suggestions?

Pathophysiology has the most relevance to medical school and clinical practice. I took a rigorous pathophys course (lungs/heart/kidneys) in undergrad and found it very helpful for medical school.