What courses need two sciences?

[horizon]

Just wondering what courses have two sciences as a prerequisite, and what courses PREFER you to have two sciences.
Is anyone here not doing two sciences? 

[burbs]

I'm only doing one (unless you count psych as a science) and am under the Impression that you only need one science if you want a sciencey course. So therefore doing methods and let's say Chem should help you I'll the prerequisites of any course that doesn't need a folio.

That's what I was told.

[Russ]

If you count maths as a science then a fair few. If not, then I can't think of any,

[eeps]

I think Dentistry at La Trobe University (Bendigo) needs Biology and Chemistry as pre-requisites? I'm only doing Chemistry.

[Greatness]

I think Dentistry at La Trobe University (Bendigo) needs Biology and Chemistry as pre-requisites? I'm only doing Chemistry.

Hmm I think they changed that last year so you only need one of Bio or Chem. not quite sure tho

[vea]

Actually, last year was the final year in which they allowed students to apply for Dentistry at La Trobe if they had only ONE of bio or chem. Starting this year, they require you to have at least 35 in both bio and chem before you apply.

[iNerd]

Actually, last year was the final year in which they allowed students to apply for Dentistry at La Trobe if they had only ONE of bio or chem. Starting this year, they require you to have at least 35 in both bio and chem before you apply.

Wow wtf? There goes dent for me.

[Hutchoo]

If you can get a 45+ in psych.. then I'm sure you can get a 45+ in a real science .

[iNerd]

If

Come back to me in December

[vea]

Actually, last year was the final year in which they allowed students to apply for Dentistry at La Trobe if they had only ONE of bio or chem. Starting this year, they require you to have at least 35 in both bio and chem before you apply.

Wow wtf? There goes dent for me.

Yup, I also dropped bio 1/2 last year under the impression that chem and methods would get me into all the courses that I was interested in. :S

[pi]

Actually, last year was the final year in which they allowed students to apply for Dentistry at La Trobe if they had only ONE of bio or chem. Starting this year, they require you to have at least 35 in both bio and chem before you apply.

Wow wtf? There goes dent for me.

You can still take bio next year...

[horizon]

Actually, last year was the final year in which they allowed students to apply for Dentistry at La Trobe if they had only ONE of bio or chem. Starting this year, they require you to have at least 35 in both bio and chem before you apply.

Wow wtf? There goes dent for me.

Yup, I also dropped bio 1/2 last year under the impression that chem and methods would get me into all the courses that I was interested in. :S

Yeah same here....
what about medicine? Has anyone gotten in with only chem as their science (not including maths subjects btw)

[vea]

Actually, last year was the final year in which they allowed students to apply for Dentistry at La Trobe if they had only ONE of bio or chem. Starting this year, they require you to have at least 35 in both bio and chem before you apply.

Wow wtf? There goes dent for me.

Yup, I also dropped bio 1/2 last year under the impression that chem and methods would get me into all the courses that I was interested in. :S

Yeah same here....
what about medicine? Has anyone gotten in with only chem as their science (not including maths subjects btw)

With MBBS at Monash, you don't need to have done bio but they do have a biology 3/4 bridging course in the first few weeks of first year.

[iNerd]

Actually, last year was the final year in which they allowed students to apply for Dentistry at La Trobe if they had only ONE of bio or chem. Starting this year, they require you to have at least 35 in both bio and chem before you apply.

Wow wtf? There goes dent for me.

Yup, I also dropped bio 1/2 last year under the impression that chem and methods would get me into all the courses that I was interested in. :S

Yeah same here....
what about medicine? Has anyone gotten in with only chem as their science (not including maths subjects btw)

With MBBS at Monash, you don't need to have done bio but they do have a biology 3/4 bridging course in the first few weeks of first year.

Is it true that it's Bio Unit 1 knowledge? (cells and shiz...)

[Russ]

It'd probably be selections from all the units, I can ask friends if you really want to know.