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USC Biochemistry/Night Classes
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fairandbalanced said:
Try Irvine city college (www.ivc.edu), I registered the week before for a night class and got in. The class size was really small too, so definitely check it out.
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fairandbalanced said:
I work full time as well AND go to school full time... couldn't quite squeeze in biochem during the regular school year so I am taking it during the summer via distance learning at Washington State University (although it's not my school).
It's really great. They send you videos of powerpoint lecture accompanied with all the notes you need, you e-mail your assignments to the instructor and take proctored exams. It's really interesting material and if you aren't able to take it at your university, I think it's a really great option.
https://distance.wsu.edu/courses/guides/mbios303/intro.htm
That's a link to the syllabus and a general overview of what you are getting yourself into. It's a good alternative if all else fails!! (Hope this was somewhat helpful for those of you clueless of how to get the biochem credits... like if you are at a community college or it just can't squeeze into your regular schedule.)
Baxter81 said:
They are offering a biochemistry course at night next fall but that course does not satisfy USC's biochemistry course requirement.
Is the course you're talking about biochemistry?
