<p>I was just curious on any input between the pros and cons of these majors and differences, esp for pre-med student. They seem pretty similar with NBB 201 crosslisted as Anthro 200. Thanks!</p>
<p>Disclaimer: I’m a freshmen, so my knowledge may not be totally accurate. You might be better served by contacting a faculty member or an academic office. 
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<p>I can’t really tell you much about anthro, but I know a bit more about NBB. One of NBB’s advantages is that it’s interdisciplinary, so it includes aspects of sociology, psychology, anthropology, bio, chem etc… It looks at why people/animals behave the way they do through the lense of neuroscience and cognition. </p>
<p>Anthropology is about the study of humans from different perspectives. It is kinda interdisciplinary too, as it has subfields. As pre-med, you might want to go into medical or biological anthropology. Anthropology is supposed to be easier, while NBB is supposed to be pretty challenging. NBB might look better for a pre-med since its rather unique as majors go, and Emory is putting significant resources into the growing program. </p>
<p>Sources:
[Anthropology</a> Department | Emory College | Atlanta, GA](<a href=“Error 404: Page Not Found”>Error 404: Page Not Found)
[Emory</a> University | Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology](<a href=“http://www.nbb.emory.edu/]Emory”>http://www.nbb.emory.edu/)</p>
<p>Ok! Thanks :)</p>