Just wanted to clarify if we use an AP class like chemistry as a prereq, do med schools count that as a semester of inorganic lab experience? Not sure if high school teachers are forced to incorporate lab into the course but you definitely didn't need a ton of lab experience to get a 5 on the test.
Also a question for HMS specifically (not that it's anything but a pipe dream rn): the chem requirement asks for "two years of chemistry including inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry" and says "lab experience required." Does that second bullet point mean that the biochem class needs to have a lab component? I have AP chem, orgo I & II, and an advanced inorganic chem with lab so I have two years of lab experience already if AP chem counts.
Also a question for HMS specifically (not that it's anything but a pipe dream rn): the chem requirement asks for "two years of chemistry including inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry" and says "lab experience required." Does that second bullet point mean that the biochem class needs to have a lab component? I have AP chem, orgo I & II, and an advanced inorganic chem with lab so I have two years of lab experience already if AP chem counts.
