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Bachelor of Science isn’t like 3 years of school science. You choose a major which can range from maths to anatomy to economic geography and do 3 years of that. So if you have no interest in biology at all, you never have to see it.
At most universities (not all) in a BSc you will have to take an intro bio unit in first year, but it's not difficult, and it doesn't matter if you don't get a super high mark. After that, you pick a major. Depending on your major determines if you'll be doing any other biology or biology-adjacent subjects. Examples of majors where you'll have either more bio or more closely-related-to-bio subjects are anatomy, physiology, genetics, immunology, molecular biology. Examples of majors where you will avoid biology (either wholly or mostly) include statistics, maths, chemistry, physics.
What university are you considering?
What university are you considering?
Mq Uni Bachelor of Commerce and ScienceWhat university are you considering?
Go to the MQ course page for B Science and check out the majors you are interested in. If you go to the majors' individual pages, click on "course structure" and it will list the units you have to take. It looks like you can avoid bio completely if you really want to.Mq Uni Bachelor of Commerce and Science
tysmGo to the MQ course page for B Science and check out the majors you are interested in. If you go to the majors' individual pages, click on "course structure" and it will list the units you have to take. It looks like you can avoid bio completely if you really want to.
No redoing (if it’s at the same uni). If you’re moving unis then you might have to redo a couple of units if they don’t match up wellSay i wanted to drop science and just to the single degree (Bachelor of Commerce), is it as easy as just dropping and continuing, or do i have to redo the entire degree?