<p>Doesn't it seem a bit..odd.. that neuroSCIENCE isn't a Bachelor in Science but a Bachelor in Arts? Why is that? Why is it different from the biological sciences department, and can I still be a good pre-med and do well well on MCATs?</p>
<p>B.A. meaning there are more liberal art classes than more science classes.</p>
<p>You are fine, either way.
You can compare the B.A. against the B.S. and what are the additional/</p>
<p>because all types of biology will only teach you qualitative memorization, but biological sciences has more chemistry classes that are actually useful.</p>
<p>There are schools that don’t award the B.S. degree, in which every even-more-obviously-science-than-neuroscience comes only in a B.A. flavor. B.A. vs. B.S. does not matter.</p>
<p>@krptonsa36
This actually makes me wonder why they don’t offer B.S. in the first place. I can understand that smaller liberal art schools usually offer B.A. only. Is that a fact that you trying to make?</p>