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Caveman7
Hi SDN community,
So I've completed 3 quarters of upper division lab at my school, but one of the classes was only worth 3 units and the other class was limnology (freshwater ecology). Many students in my school take the 3 unit lab (physiology lab) as well as the limnology lab. I'm worried that medical schools will nitpick at the the lab being 3 units because at this point I technically have 11 units instead of 12 units (which would technically qualify as a year). I'm also worried that they will frown upon me having taken an ecology lab rather than let's say biochemistry lab or microbiology lab. Am I just being neurotic or is this a true concern?
I'm in two researches and more than heavily exposed to the lab environment if it counts for anything in this discussion about lab requirements.
Thanks!
So I've completed 3 quarters of upper division lab at my school, but one of the classes was only worth 3 units and the other class was limnology (freshwater ecology). Many students in my school take the 3 unit lab (physiology lab) as well as the limnology lab. I'm worried that medical schools will nitpick at the the lab being 3 units because at this point I technically have 11 units instead of 12 units (which would technically qualify as a year). I'm also worried that they will frown upon me having taken an ecology lab rather than let's say biochemistry lab or microbiology lab. Am I just being neurotic or is this a true concern?
I'm in two researches and more than heavily exposed to the lab environment if it counts for anything in this discussion about lab requirements.
Thanks!
