bachelor of science... but no wet lab experience?!

bachelor of science... but no wet lab experience?! I was trained I was trained as a cognitive neuroscientist for the past four years and I got a bachelor's science. But I did not But I did not take any single laboratory classes, so let's talk about it. Usually when people do bachelor of science and especially when they do neuroscience I have to take biology. I have to take chemistry. But there's actually a branch of neuroscience where you don't have to do those at least in the way that everyone else does. I got a Bachelor of science in quantitative psychology, which means that I spent a lot of my time with she coding and data analysis. And those were my core science and STEM prerequisites. But But I've never worked I've never. I don't even know how to really pipette or anything. Because Because through doing my quantitative psychology degree, a lot of my courses that I could me're actually just didactic. So I didn't actually really engage with any sort of chemicals that most people usually do. So what I've been doing for the past four years has been considered dry lab environment where I usually work with human data and work with human participants to collect IMRI PET, those those types of techniques. And they do not require you to get into any sort of chemistry or biology classes.