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Hi! Im currently studying in the international baccalaureate programme (ib), and am planning to take HL in Music, biology and something else, im not sure.. i would definitely do music if i could, but the chances of becoming a professional musician are very low, and i dont really aspire to be a teacher, so i was thinking of maybe studying neuroscience in university.... But the problem is, ive already dropped chemistry last year, as i was doing pretty atrociously, yet i understand that almost all university neuroscience courses require chemistry. So is there still a chance?
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From my understanding, if you don't study the required subjects it'll be a straightforward rejection. There's a reason chemistry is required for neuroscience and if you do get in, you'll most likely struggle because of your lack of knowledge and won't be able to meet the demands of the course. I don't know if they'll make exceptions but that being said, I think it's very unlikely.
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(Original post by satun)
Hi! Im currently studying in the international baccalaureate programme (ib), and am planning to take HL in Music, biology and something else, im not sure.. i would definitely do music if i could, but the chances of becoming a professional musician are very low, and i dont really aspire to be a teacher, so i was thinking of maybe studying neuroscience in university.... But the problem is, ive already dropped chemistry last year, as i was doing pretty atrociously, yet i understand that almost all university neuroscience courses require chemistry. So is there still a chance?
Hi! Im currently studying in the international baccalaureate programme (ib), and am planning to take HL in Music, biology and something else, im not sure.. i would definitely do music if i could, but the chances of becoming a professional musician are very low, and i dont really aspire to be a teacher, so i was thinking of maybe studying neuroscience in university.... But the problem is, ive already dropped chemistry last year, as i was doing pretty atrociously, yet i understand that almost all university neuroscience courses require chemistry. So is there still a chance?
Manchester require any two of biology, chemistry, maths or physics but if your grades are AAB or above, they will accept geography, PE, psychology or environmental sciences in the place of one of the 'hard sciences': http://www.manchester.ac.uk/study/un...-requirements/
In short, yes, you can do neuroscience without chemistry.
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