Im currently in a Biology major.. but afterward I plan to do a masters in Physiology..
Usually the requirements are: getting a GPA of 3.2 (B+) , a good science background and lab is an asset
Is Biology good enough to be considered as a strong science background?
(Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry) courses like these.. are what they're looking for right?
I was thinking of taking some physiology courses and some labs too.
Is it a good idea to impress them?
Thanks
Usually the requirements are: getting a GPA of 3.2 (B+) , a good science background and lab is an asset
Is Biology good enough to be considered as a strong science background?
(Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry) courses like these.. are what they're looking for right?
I was thinking of taking some physiology courses and some labs too.
Is it a good idea to impress them?
Thanks
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No no, bio will be fine. As long as you have your GPA. Taking undergrad courses in physiology as well as biochem will definately help out in the future though. Physiology is ALOT to know and it takes a few times over to get a good grasp on it. Biggest thing with grad school is, get to know your profs. They will help you out and write you reference letters etc. Good luck.