I'm thinking about going to a community college and transferring credits to a university and finishing my bachelors degree.
Is it better/more competitive if I just take 1 school year of community college and 3 schools years at a traditional college for my bachelor's degree to get into med school, than it would be if I took 2 school years at a community college and 2 schools years at a traditional college?
1) Do medical schools in general look down on credits transferred from a community college? Are CC credits seen as easier and less competitve, and if it was down to 1 space available between me and another student who had the same types of classes but had all their credits taken at a traditional 4-year university, would the other student have the higher advantage?
2) Do high-ranking medical schools look down or not accept credits that were taken at a community college?
3) Do Ivy-league medical schools such as Harvard and Yale look down on or not accept credits taken at a community college?
Is it better/more competitive if I just take 1 school year of community college and 3 schools years at a traditional college for my bachelor's degree to get into med school, than it would be if I took 2 school years at a community college and 2 schools years at a traditional college?
1) Do medical schools in general look down on credits transferred from a community college? Are CC credits seen as easier and less competitve, and if it was down to 1 space available between me and another student who had the same types of classes but had all their credits taken at a traditional 4-year university, would the other student have the higher advantage?
2) Do high-ranking medical schools look down or not accept credits that were taken at a community college?
3) Do Ivy-league medical schools such as Harvard and Yale look down on or not accept credits taken at a community college?