Which major should I choose: Biology and Human Bio?

[KönnenSie]

Can anyone tell me the difference between the two majors? Which one is more versatile/restrictive? What does each entail? And what about Bioengineering?

My main goal is premed, but I sort of like the societal connections that Hum-Bio brings to it. I also like biotechnology. Help, please.

[hollyyy]

Well, there is Biology (BA) and Biology (BS). I don't really know anything about human bio
if you want to be pre-med, why not just declare premed?
I would say pick bio BS if you want to do premed, since it is basically the same courses, at least it is at my school.
Do you have an adviser? ask him or her.

[cerebralmike]

Biology includes many, many different types of biology:
botany, human-cell, micro, and genetics, and animal courses.

While human discusses only Human bio- the 3 aforementioned, with anatomy and phs, viruology, etc.

Bioeng. is how to use eng. applications to advance the world of science and medicien.

In regards to pre-medicine, human bio is the way to go. The problem with majoring in Biology is that it is TOO broad. On the MCATs, you will need see an Ape question on the exam.

[Avey]

i have no idea.