Some dental schools (UNE) want Anatomy as a pre-req. The college near offers Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy. Will dental schools accept this as a pre-req? I'm also curious because the college also offers Human Anatomy and Physiology (part II for the spring), but I already took Animal Physiology during my undergrad and I thought it would be better to take a course that was just Anatomy. Has anyone taken Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy?
Will Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy count as an Anatomy pre-req?
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No.
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The best way to be sure is to contact the schools and ask them directly.
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Swoop?
You know this for a fact?
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Your username looks like a Student ID I had at a university where I did some post-bacc work but I must've been wrong.
My university didn't have any post-bacc programs. Otherwise I'd be doing that instead of trying to raise my GPA with the odd upper-level bio course.
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Yeah, I did an informal post-bacc so basically the same thing you're doing.
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I’ve taken the course, and I know for a fact it doesn’t at the schools I applied to
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I took it and it did not count as anatomy and physiology. You compare different animal anatomy not humans.
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Depends on the school. Counted for some of the schools I applied to
I like this answer much better. I emailed the adcoms for the places I applied to.
