I have just been accepted to an MD program (crazy to type that out!!!! it's HAPPENING) but I need to take one more "advanced biology" course prior to matriculation. It must be 2000 level or higher but otherwise any biology course will do.
I'm trying to choose between anatomy, genetics, and microbiology. Looking for input from current students as to which of these would be most/least useful. Anatomy seems useful to me, but genetics sounds most interesting. No clue what taking a microbiology class would entail.
I'm a nontrad, so I'm going to be taking this class while working full time. My undergraduate degree is in engineering (graduated 2017) and the only biology classes I've taken are general biology, human biology (basically A&P lite), and zoology.
Edit: Sorry if this is in the wrong place...
I'm trying to choose between anatomy, genetics, and microbiology. Looking for input from current students as to which of these would be most/least useful. Anatomy seems useful to me, but genetics sounds most interesting. No clue what taking a microbiology class would entail.
I'm a nontrad, so I'm going to be taking this class while working full time. My undergraduate degree is in engineering (graduated 2017) and the only biology classes I've taken are general biology, human biology (basically A&P lite), and zoology.
Edit: Sorry if this is in the wrong place...