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PS: don't take 6 courses, that'll kill you. Biochem do have a bit extra credits to take, that's why i heard some people took one or two summer courses before they graduated in order to complete all the requirement.
for NTC,go copy from people in previous year. Yu can consider buy one in your year in case anyone doen't write clear. I used to read 2 years NTC. However, people do have different openion to NTC, some people really don't like it =P
BIOL202 used to have a section in both in fall and winter. One is teached and organized by faculity of medicine and one is from department of Biology. The faculity of medicine one does more organized than bio one (i heard from my friend who did compared them both). I am not sure do they still organize the course this way. go check it out with department ba! Good luck! Don't be scared!

Mountie

to flyxu:

Biochem degree is under faculity of Science. However, many of faculity member are both belong to faculity of Science and Medicine science Medical science cannot really be separated and distinguished clear. Most profs. and teachers are from Medical school. The same case applied to Physiology and Micro&Immuno. BTW, to graduate program some biochem subject belong to a program called Experimental Medicine. It does belong to faculity of Medicine...I heard they got more grants Yo!

Mountie

hmm..i checked BIOL202 on the web, it's only Winter in the year. I'll ask my roomate "he is also from McGill: Micro&Immuno" about it. However, the course organization may changed.

hmm..basically, all the courses are fixed in schedule. Some people take Organic 2 in summer since it would be really hard during regular term ( by Dr. Farrell..even he is nice in person).

One other way I am thinking is U3 winter have more complimentary courses, that's one of the flexibility. However, be careful on the prerequisite. However, some prerequisite is not obligate if you deel woth coordinator.

I may be away from line for 2 weeks going back to Montreal. you can e-mail me mountie18@sinamail.com for more questions.

If you have no courses to take during the summer. why not try to find a summer research opportunity in the lab. It's a bit hard for U0 finished people, but if you did found, that'll be extremely important and help to you. why not try? (i know few people do found research experience after U0)!