Aprilzoe

Thanks for your help My school allows me to take classes at other institutions, but those institutions don't offer many neurobiology classes either. I've head that neuroanatomy is pretty much a prereq for neuroscience grad school; is that true?

I'm currently working on a bachelor's in biology and have conducted research on Parkinson's Disease.

I'm planning on going to grad school in neurobiology, but I go to a small liberal arts school that doesn't offer many neurobiology classes. Should I find a way to take neuroanatomy, neural development, etc. at another institution? I don't want to spend the money unless it would significantly improve my chances of getting into a good grad school.