First of all I highly recommend that you talk to an academic councellor first. Either in BSB for the Science office or
For Life Sciences program specific questions, please contact Sarah Robinson via
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Beucase Life Science as you have noticed allows for a broad experience of topics in Science you want to make sure that the courses and pre-requisites that you have best reflect the field or future career that you are interested.
From the Academic Calendar it looks like you can fulfill your degree requirements by taking almost any course in the sciences as your course list is quite expansive and it should be 36 units. From
http://registrar.mcmaster.ca /CALEN...nt/pg1957.html
Levels II-IV: 90 units (REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDENTS WHO ENTERED IN SEPTEMBER 2009)
3 unitsLIFE SCI 2A039 unitsfrom LIFE SCI 2B03, 2C03, 2D03, 2EE3, 2F03, 2H036 unitsfrom LIFE SCI 3A03, 3B03, 3C03, 3DD336 units from the Honours Life Sciences Course List, of which at least 18 units must be Levels III, IV0-3 units from
BIOLOGY 1A03,
1M03 (or 1AA3),
PSYCH 1X03 (or 1AA3), 1XX3 (or 1A03) if not completed in Level I0-3 units from
PHYSICS 1B03,
1L03 if not completed in Level I (See
Admission Note 1 above.)30-36 units Electives
If there are courses outside of psychology and science that you wish to take, if they are first year courses or not it looks like you have 30-36 units of electives (watch out for how many units of first year classes you can take).
Once again as I am not qualified to instruct students I recommend you go see a councellor (the Life Sci one is your best bet) or you can always make an appointement with a prof that teaches in life science). So you can assure you get the best our of your 4 years
Good Luck