Fortunately for me my class was actually this diverse
Human anatomy was the most genuinely interesting class I have taken since my honors philosophy sequence, which included Kant, Fichte, Hegel, etc..here’s to questioning geological aetiology! I have calculus and chemistry to look forward to in Spring. Business law and financial accounting are not required by my major (cognitive science w/spec in neuroscience @ UCSD) or pre-med, but I will be taking these courses during the Winter session preceeding the Spring quarter/semester. I write quarter/semester due to the fact that I will be taking upper division cogsci courses at UCSD (quarter system) while taking pre-med course work (physics,chem,physio) at Mesa College (semester system).
After taking a practice MCAT yesterday evening I realized just how weak my real world application comprehension of physics and chemistry was. It was quite entertaining that the first question used a cyclist as an example to infer on everything from energy potential to thermo-dynamics. I still have at minimum 2 years to complete my undergrad and review, but prior to taking the MCAT I will be attending Kaplan’s MCAT prep course.
