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[Future DDS RH]

Hello, I'm a 2nd year college student who just decided to Persue dentistry. I've taken a few science class that fulfill the requirements for dental school .
Example:
Fall 2014
Physics 2B - B
Statistics- A
Accounting 1B- A
Total units - 13

Spring 2015
Bio 1 - A
Intro to chemistry- A
Medical terminology-A
Weight training- A
Total units: 12.5 units

Summer 2015
CHEM 1 A - A
Total units: 5

Fall 2015
CHEM 1B - B
Health education - A
Psychology 1 - A
Weight training - A
Total units 12

Spring 2016
Bio 02- in progress
Physics 2B - in progress
Sports history- in progress
Total units 12 units

So in fall of 2016 I will be transferring to University with 1 year of biology, physics and general chemistry. I'm worried that dental schools will see that I'm not taking to many science courses per semester and will not accept me because of this factor.

My major is health and exercise science and therefore doesn't require to many biology or chemistry classes. of course I will take Ochem and a course in biochem. Anatomy and physiology are required for my major and that's the extent of the science classes that I will take for my major.

What are your thoughts and suggestions? Thank you

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[Samin23]

Your major is fine, it actually doesn't matter what you major in. Just make sure you complete the pre-requisite courses for the schools you plan on applying to.

 

[JLT223]

Weight training is a class? That's pretty sick.

 

[Carbohydrates]

Weight training is a class? That's pretty sick.

Yeah. My school offers kick boxing, weight training, bowling, fishing, snowboarding classes too.

 

[Advance]

Yeah. My school offers kick boxing, weight training, bowling, fishing, snowboarding classes too.

Wow. My undergrad needs to get it together.

 

[FrenchyM.D/D.O]

solid so far!!! keep it up!!