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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Neuroscience is basically psychology with a strong STEM/Biology component. A lot of females are drawn to psychology because they value relationships and people. The STEM/biology piece works for pre-med. For pre-med, [b]it’s a lot easier than a biology or chemistry major.[/b] [/quote] What? The neuroscience major is extremely difficult. You have to take tons of chem (including organic), biology, physics, etc. Not for the faint of heart.[/quote] It's easier than chemistry or biology because neuroscience majors take the same base classes (organic chemistry, biochemistry, etc) but instead of tough 300 and 400 advanced/capstone classes in your major, you take intro psychology classes (100 or 200 level). Basically, you sub hard upper level classes with easy classes. So yeah, it's easier.[/quote]
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