Do most Zoology majors require human anatomy?
I don’t know if I should take pre-chem right now or do human anatomy… they have conflicting times so I need to choose one but I’m positive pre-chem’s needed and not sure if anatomy is. It seems like the ASSIST thing said to focus on math like calculus and then take botany so I need pre-chem to open the door to other things. Thanks!
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You should have a course study list that tells you what applies and what does not. If it is not listed then probably not but you can check with your adviser.
mh i don’t know…
Elle, All Zoology majors will need some degree of anatomy/physiology and of course chemistry as well as all the science and math you can handle. If you are really interested in Zoology I’d take the anatomy for now.
Most do not. The human anatomy course is often given to non-science majors, since it requires little thought, just memorization. Zoology majors more often get saddled with Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy. THAT is usually one nasty course in terms of grades.
I would definitely go for anatomy first and then chemistry. The reason is that chemistry comes very hard to me. I don’t understand a word of it.
If you’re positive that pre-chem is needed then go for that. As a confirmation, look into the subject list of the zoology course you plan to take. I know zoology majors who did not have to take human anatomy, but this rule can vary from college to college.