Samer said: "Actually, I could see a situation where you could have a "biochemistry" Q counted as biology and another as chemistry in the same packet (I'm not saying that there should *be* two biochem Qs in the same packet, though). For example, a Q on the ATP pump could be bio, while a Q on amino acids might be chem." Agreed. Personally, I would be inclined to count those both as biology, and leave the chemistry distribution for physical and organic chemistry. Even so, could it be that the complaint is the overabundance of biology leeching into the chemistry distribution? "[Seriously, though, for those of you who don't know, AMCAS is the application software used to process applications for most, though not quite all, medical schools. It takes all the bad features of applying to college, then makes you process your transcripts yourself, and then the nice folks at AMCAS assume you're lying and check over every single entry.]" Even worse, the ()*#$_at_*$ idiots at AMCAS didn't have enough servers for their all-web based process they have this year. Many admissions officers expressed their chagrin at how the process turned out this year. In two words, IT SUCKS. Eric said: "-- eps, continuing the crusade for quality science." Amen, Brother. Jason "I HATE AMCAS #*$&*$(" Paik WU Academic Team
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