I came into college with 58 credits from AP classes, and a lot of these are science credits. I don't have to take any math or physics courses, psych, skipped first year bio classes.
I also don't have to take any english classes aside from one professional writing class.
I'm a science major (bio but might switch to chem) so I'll be taking plenty of bio and chem classes, so I'm not worried about that. But should I retake physics since it's usually a requirement and I only have AP credit for it? And should I take extra english classes to make sure I have a full year of english completed in college courses instead of credits?
Basically, what classes do med schools want students to actually take in college as opposed to just using AP credits for them?
I also don't have to take any english classes aside from one professional writing class.
I'm a science major (bio but might switch to chem) so I'll be taking plenty of bio and chem classes, so I'm not worried about that. But should I retake physics since it's usually a requirement and I only have AP credit for it? And should I take extra english classes to make sure I have a full year of english completed in college courses instead of credits?
Basically, what classes do med schools want students to actually take in college as opposed to just using AP credits for them?