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good bio/biochem/molbio courses! (2nd&3rd)

 
Old 09-07-2012 at 05:24 PM   #1
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good bio/biochem/molbio courses! (2nd&3rd)
Any 2nd/3rd biology or science courses you enjoyed?!

If anyone is looking for another course to fill up your course load, here's some courses I enjoyed

Mol Bio 3H03- unforunately it's no longer offered.. and it is combined with 3hh3 (cytoplasm). I still believe the content would be similar.

Biology 2B03 - learned a lot, and although the course is a bit dense, as long as you're keeping up with the material you should be fine.

Life sci 3a03 - easy 12

Biochem 3G03
Life Sci 2a03


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Any thoughts on bio 3SS3, Bio 3P03 or any other courses you enjoyed, feel free to share!



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