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[sanantone]

That's why I'm looking at the natural science degree and not the biology degree. I've always been strong in the life sciences, but I struggled to barely get an A in high school physics. I did well in high school chemistry because it was algebra-based. Physics has too much geometry and that is not my strong point. Since I haven't taken a math class in years and settled for Intermediate Algebra for my BA, I have a lot of catching up to do to get up to the calculus level. That just requires too much effort. However, I might have to force myself to do it if I want to get into this PhD in Neuroscience program. My other problem is that I don't have any lab credits. All of those lab requirements plus taking organic chemistry with lab online at the only place I can find it (New England College) would get really expensive. The natural science degree would be less time-consuming and cheaper. I can tell you though, if I'm accepted into one of the doctoral programs I've applied to, I won't care about getting another undergraduate degree.