<p>Okay, so I'm looking at Ohio State University's Neuroscience Undergraduate major. This is the link to the requirements - <a href="http://majors.osu.edu/pdfview.aspx?id=271%5B/url%5D">http://majors.osu.edu/pdfview.aspx?id=271</a>. It says that I need 36 degree hours to complete the neuroscience major. What does that mean? I'm just really confused. Like for each of the years, there is a sample of the types of classes to take and the number of hours each year vary? And what are General Education classes? Sorry for all the questions, I just do not understand anything about credit hours, degree hours, whatever they are. Thank you for helping!</p>
<p>@dg12801,</p>
<p>I graduated a decade ago… lol (feeling old), so my information might not be complete and up-to-date. Your best bet is to post this at the Ohio State board. There are quite a few current tOSU students, and should be able to answer you promptly & in details.</p>
<p>post here: [Ohio</a> State University - Columbus - College Confidential](<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/ohio-state-university-columbus/]Ohio”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/ohio-state-university-columbus/)</p>
<p>At any rate, GEC is what the College requires (Arts & Sciences in this case) that you are expected to complete during your Freshman & Sophomore years before taking your major courses (neuroscience in this case - 36 degree hours) in your Junior / Senior years. </p>
<p>GEC: [Find</a> Your GEC Requirements | Arts and Sciences Advising and Academic Services](<a href=“Advising | College of Arts and Sciences”>Advising | College of Arts and Sciences)</p>
<p>Sorry, I am busy. Got to run! Best of Luck to you & Go Bucks!! :)</p>