UoP prerequisite requirements

[iLuvDAT]

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on their web site says 4 semesters of biological sciences are required. can anyone elaborate on that?

 

[jigabodo]

In essence, that means 2 years of biology.

You can fulfill it by taking 1 year of lower division bio plus 1 year of upperdivision bio, or you may use other courses such as cell biology, microbio to fulfill it.

 

[jmick101]

on their web site says 4 semesters of biological sciences are required. can anyone elaborate on that?

I think that it means exactly what it says, any course with BIO in the prefix will do (with lab). I can tell you this though, if you show up to Pacific having taken no anatomy, you will regret it. Same with Histology and Biochemistry.

 

[iLuvDAT]

I think that it means exactly what it says, any course with BIO in the prefix will do (with lab). I can tell you this though, if you show up to Pacific having taken no anatomy, you will regret it. Same with Histology and Biochemistry.

thanks jmick and jigabo. I almost finish up one year of general bio by december. do you think i can cram two bio courses into next semester instead of taking one course each semester to fulfill the "four semesters" requirement?

 

[armorshell]

I think that it means exactly what it says, any course with BIO in the prefix will do (with lab). I can tell you this though, if you show up to Pacific having taken no anatomy, you will regret it. Same with Histology and Biochemistry.

I'm willing to bet the same goes for microbio and physiology, we just haven't had the chance to get beat down by it yet.

 

[armorshell]

thanks jmick and jigabo. I almost finish up one year of general bio by december. do you think i can cram two bio courses into next semester instead of taking one course each semester to fulfill the "four semesters" requirement?

Yes

 

[iLuvDAT]

Yes

thanks, armorshell. do they have problems with CC classes? I graduated with a bs degree in may and could not afford to go back to my school as a post bac.

 

[armorshell]

thanks, armorshell. do they have problems with CC classes? I graduated with a bs degree in may and could not afford to go back to my school as a post bac.

In my experience, no they do not. I have a fair amount of CC credits from taking CC classes during high school and they had no problem accepting them as pre-reqs.