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3/16/2014 5:49:53 AM
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I'm in a science major right now.
Although, it's the other side of the spectrum from you. Mine is heavy biology courses, such as Dendrology, Soil Science, and a bunch if animal science, like inveterate and vertebrate studies.
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Edited by The Deputy: 3/16/2014 5:54:09 AMDoes it go into detail on the reactions that occu.r Or does it mainly focus on the processes of the body and cells and organelles of organisms?
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What my major? My major is Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture science. How animals interact with the environment and how the environment interacts with them basically.
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Oooooh. Then yeah that's the complete other end of the spectrum
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Haha exactly. While I do have to take chem I and II. Almost all my other classes are just biology heavy. Such as Dendrology, Soil Science (and lab), Silviculture, Limnology, Fisheries science, stuff like that. Just opposite of you
