I'm a premed student who is planning on taking biochemistry next semester as a prerequisite to entering medical school. However, as a precaution, I'm also looking into other programs to get into if medical school turns out not to be a good option for me. I've been looking into direct entry MSN programs and they sound very appealing to me. However, the entry requirements really vary between each program. I have space to take 2 additional classes next semester, and have planned on taking human development and microbiology. I've noticed a lot of programs require Human Nutrition as well, but I heard from someone that biochemistry can usually satisfy that requirement. Is that generally true, or is this not the case?
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