Should I take intro to biology?

YES – If you are planning to be a Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular biology (BMB) or Health Science major, are interested in the Neuroscience minor, or if you are planning to attend Medical school immediately after college.

Which is harder bio or chem?

As a general rule, most students find biology easier except, they may be required to memorize more information. Chemistry is usually more difficult, especially the labs, because they require a better understanding of mathematics, especially error analysis.

Do you need bio for Chem?

Absolutely essential. You can’t understand biology if you can’t understand biochemistry and molecular biology. You can’t understand biochemistry and mol bio if you don’t have general and organic chemistry under your belt.

Should I take biology as a freshman?

Freshman Year: Biology Biology is usually the first science high school students are taught because it has less of a focus on math than other science subjects do, giving freshmen time to hone their math skills before moving on to more math-focused sciences.

Do I have to take bio in college?

Which Science Classes Do Colleges Expect You to Have Taken? Similar to high schools, most colleges require applicants to have taken two to three years of science. These requirements also often include passing both biology and chemistry. They might also require your fourth year of science to be an AP science class.

Is General chemistry hard in college?

Chemistry is considered very hard. In fact, Chemistry is considered one of the most difficult subjects in College. Some of the more advanced chemistry courses (like Physical Chemistry) have been determined to be the hardest classes in College.

Do bio majors take Chem?

In most major universities, BIOL majors must take 2 semesters of PHYS with labs, 2 semesters of Intro CHEM with labs, 2 semesters of Org CHEM with labs, and Bio CHEM. Many upper level BIOL classes have the CHEM courses as prerequisites. You will have 2 years of Chemistry (General and Organic), and one year of Physics.