I am going into my junior year of college next year and I am a biology major with a concentration in biomedical sciences. However, just out of curiosity, is it possible to pick a minor and take the classes to achieve that and graduate on time? I was considering doing that but I don’t think it’s possible.
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I picked two extra majors in my senior year lmao
Ok. I’m looking at the minors. But my school doesn’t provide that many science minor. But they do have post-baccalaureate programs. I might pursue that after gwtting my bachelors.
What programs are you thinking about, and how many credits are they?
Hey sorry for the late response. I mentioned that there was a post-baccalaureate program (Pre-med) the amount of hours varies. But since I took so many of these classes already, I don't have that many may be about 12-15 hours (and I am over exaggerating a bit)