<p>If there are any animal physiology majors out there, how many labs and upper division courses does one need to take for the major?</p>
<p>Is -BIOAP 3110 Introductory Animal Physiology
-BIOAP 3160 Cellular Physiology
-BIOBM 4400 Laboratory in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
-BIOAP 4580 Mammalian Physiology</p>
<p>Are these courses sufficient or is 1 more needed? If so, please identify whether it is a lecture or lab or either. Thanks.</p>
<p>Also do you think that my soph yr as a transfer will be extremely tough with these courses:</p>
<p>Soph
Fall- Evolutionary Bio, Gen Bio Lab, Orgo 1, Stats
Spring- Gen Bio Lab, Orgo, Orgo Lab, Animal Physiology Course or Bio chem 2 or genetics</p>
<p>Junior
Fall- Biochem 1, Physics 1, Physics Lab
Spring- Biochem 2 or genetics or physiology course, Physics 2, Physics Lab, Biochem Lab</p>
<p>Senior
Fall- Animal Physiology Course, Animal Physiology Lab, Humanities Course
Spring- Genetics, Genetics Lab, Humanities Course, Mammalian</p>
<p>Norcalguy, I also wanted to do this major and I will be a transfer in the upcoming school year. I was wondering do you think it's a bad idea to take orgo, orgo lab, and physics in the fall. For me, I feel like I'm somewhat behind even though I might not be, because I have so many reqs to fill.
So I made a sample course list also for just '08-'09</p>
<p>Fall '08
Orgo 357(& lab 2510), physics 207, the greek experience, intro to cog sci, and maybe beg. swim (since i dont know how to swim) and/or my second half requirement of the FWS</p>
<p>Spring '09
Orgo 358, physics 208, calc II, genetics, and maybe animal physiology</p>
<p>Summer '09
Biochem, Bio EE</p>
<p>off topic but the course was mentioned - does biochem 330 and 331/332 have a lab component that is acceptable for med school when they say "bio with lab"?</p>
<p>Yes waffle it does. It is a 1 semester lab (BIOBM 4400- Biochem & mol. Bio Lab). But when med schools say that, they imply freshman bio labs (1 yr).</p>
<p>no, 440 is a separate course that i won't have to take since i'm not doing a concentration that requires it, i'm asking about 330 (autotutorial biochem) and 331/332 (lecture biochem), and i believe that med schools are not necessarily implying freshman bio labs - bio lab in general as long as you have 8 credit hours - i have 4 credit hrs and used AP for the 2nd semester so that i could get 278 over with and leave room in my schedule for something else.</p>
<p>No...the biochem courses you asked about are strictly lecture. There is no lab component.</p>