I had this same question for VMCAS last year. I put any research under a PhD under veterinary experience since my top school of choice qualified that experience as such. VMCAS advised me to do the same. Schools understand that they each have different guidelines/requirements.
Oh, I definitely understand that! I learned more about Italian history in my class on Michelangelo than I ever did in a history class. But I also learned English history best from English literature classes. In my mind, literature and art are different ways of expressing one's reality and imagination. And since VMCAS says literature is clearly in Humanities, that's how I did it. I don't think you're wrong, and I certainly don't think a vet school would ding you for it.
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), and I would definitely list the doctor you interacted with the most. Before you apply, try to get to know one of the doctors a little better. Consider who has seen you work the most? Who have you helped with patients? In your explanation of duties, you can state that you worked with multiple doctors on a daily basis and I know ad coms will understand.
I'm apply to VMRCVM too (IS though)! And yes you need the labs. Here's what it says on the website:
Organic Chemistry / 8
After completion of General or Introductory Chemistry, a two-semester sequence in Organic Chemistry with laboratories is required.
Hope she okays it for you.
