Admission requirements

[neuropsy]

UofT states:

"All applicants are preferred to have completed one FULL course (post-secondary level) or equivalent in each of:

 

Human Anatomy

Chemistry

Physiology "

 

by one FULL course, do they mean 1.0 credit (two semesters), or just a 0.5 credit (one semester) course?

 

Is anyone aware of UofT or York or Ryerson or Guelph offering a biochem course w/out organic chem prereq (preferably offered in the summer)?

 

Thanks!

[Legion]

One full course means a whole year course (2 semesters)

 

BIOL 2020 at york has 2 pre-reqs (a full first year chemistry and a full first year biology). Doesn't require organic chem as pre-req.

[neuropsy]

One full course means a whole year course (2 semesters)

 

BIOL 2020 at york has 2 pre-reqs (a full first year chemistry and a full first year biology). Doesn't require organic chem as pre-req.

 

Thank you!

[NutritionRunner]

UofT states:

"All applicants are preferred to have completed one FULL course (post-secondary level) or equivalent in each of:

 

Human Anatomy

Chemistry

Physiology "

 

by one FULL course, do they mean 1.0 credit (two semesters), or just a 0.5 credit (one semester) course?

 

Is anyone aware of UofT or York or Ryerson or Guelph offering a biochem course w/out organic chem prereq (preferably offered in the summer)?

 

Thanks!

 

Guelph offers biochemistry every summer. Sometimes it is 12 weeks, and sometimes it is compressed to 6 weeks.

 

See:

http://www.uoguelph.ca/registrar/summer/index.cfm?courses_ug_list6w

 

BIOC*2580: Introduction to Biochemistry has Intro Chem II as the pre-req