<p>Introductiory College Chemistry
Intro Stars and Galaxies
Bangladesh (Seminar to complete 2 req. including writing)
Introduction to Philsophy</p>
<p>OR </p>
<p>Introductiory College Chemistry
Animal Behavior
Bangladesh (Seminar to complete 2 req. including writing)
Introduction to Philsophy</p>
<p>Which is better for pre-med psych college freshman?</p>
<p>OR</p>
<p>Introductiory College Chemistry
Animal Behavior
Intro Stars and Galaxies
Introduction to Philsophy</p>
<p>If your Animal Behavior class is classified as biology for non-majors, don't take it. Similarly, if your astronomy class is classified as physics for non-majors, you shouldn't take that, either.</p>
<p>Animal Behavior is for psych majors (including me). I need astronomy to meet math/science requirements.</p>
<p>I don't know anything about these classes. I'm just mentioning that if they are BCPM classes that are designed for people majoring in non-BCPM fields, then we're warned not to take them.</p>
<p>I mean, if you're constrained, then you're constrained. If your school requires you to take astronomy, then you take it. But the idea is that your BCPM classes are supposed to be classes meant for a premedical courseload - i.e. physics is supposed to be Mechanics. Taking Astronomy as a lightweight physics class - either instead of or in addition to Mechanics, E&M, etc. - is strongly advised against.</p>
<p>Upon completing your pre-med requirements, all of your school's science requirements should be satisfied.
I would also suggest two semesters of calculus.</p>