I've taken molecular biology 1 and 2 (200-level), biochemistry 1 and 2 (400-level), immunology (400-level), proteins and nucleic acids lab (400-level), mammalian physiology (400-level), microbiology and associated lab (200-level), and another 400-level class on the practice of molecular bio and biochem. I was told that all the molecular bio would cover my into brio needs.
That's what I was originally planning on doing, but I'm considering doing a masters in statistics and I need two more math classes to cover the requirements at most schools. It'd be much easier on me if I were able to get out of doing bio because I could continue to take the graduate level statistics courses I was interested in.
My advisor/the director of the pre-med major at my college told me that. He said that they've never had an issue with students in BMB (don't have intro bio requirements) applying to medical school. I suppose he could be wrong though. There's also the issue that it may compound other minor oddities with my application, like having had only 13 credits the first semester of junior year and 3 credits the second semester, due to an internship. I also didn't take gen chem because I used AP credit to get out of it (took ochem through dual enrollment in HS, so retaking gen chem would have been a waste). I called a bunch of schools to verify that there wasn't an issue because of all the biochem and I was told it was fine.
So where do you think this puts me?
And you don't think there's an issue with compounding oddities?
