Due to OCCC's ability to be understaffed where they need to be staffed the most, I have not been able to get an answer for this issue...
Since OCCC split their Bio classes for the first time, they now have a bio w/ lab for non majors and one for majors. I was placed in the Bio for non majors; however, my professor said that anyone with some type of Health Sciences major most likely needs to be in the Bio for majors class.
I'm a pre-baccalaureate nursing student planning to transfer to UCO after I receive my AS.
Any one know whats up with the Bio Classes?? Should I switch to Bio for Majors? -thanks
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Due to OCCC's ability to be understaffed where they need to be staffed the most, I have not been able to get an answer for this issue...
Since OCCC split their Bio classes for the first time, they now have a bio w/ lab for non majors and one for majors. I was placed in the Bio for non majors; however, my professor said that anyone with some type of Health Sciences major most likely needs to be in the Bio for majors class.
I'm a pre-baccalaureate nursing student planning to transfer to UCO after I receive my AS.
Any one know whats up with the Bio Classes?? Should I switch to Bio for Majors? -thanks