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Welcome to
Neuroscience
“I loved my internship experience as I really enjoyed doing lab work, especially lab work with clinical implications. My internship really confirmed how excited I am to do an MD/PhD.”
Welcome to
Neuroscience
“The Neuroscience program was great. The material was so interesting. It is very cutting edge, and it provided courses necessary for MCAT/PCAT/Professional School.”
Welcome to
Neuroscience
“Neuroscience seemed to allow for more options after graduation than other majors did.”
Welcome to
Neuroscience
“Neuro 205 was the first class in college that I was excited to study for.”
Welcome to
Neuroscience
"I chose Neuroscience because of my interest in the brain and the nervous system after recovering from a traumatic brain injury. It also offered the courses necessary to pursue PA graduate school.”
Welcome to
Neuroscience
“Neuroscience is the most fascinating life science, where there is still so much to learn and there are vast implications for humanity.”
Welcome to
Neuroscience
"Neuroscience classes and labs were the first at BYU that I felt were applicable to real life.”
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