Let's talk about how you mark coursework when you apply.
Say you take Chem 101 spring '09 and get a D. Then you take Chem 101 fall '10 and get an A.
On AMCAS:
- you list the D in your spring '09 courses and check the "repeated" checkbox
- you list the A in fall '10 and check the "repeated" checkbox
- on your report that goes to med schools, "repeated" courses are indicated in the "course type" column (along with pass/fail, incompletes, withdrawals etc), all are counted in GPA calcs
On TMDSAS (as of 2007-2008 app year):
- you list the D in spring '09 and say "N" for "last time taken"
- you list the A in fall '10 and say "Y" for "last time taken"
- on your report every course gets either an N or a Y, all are counted in GPA calcs
On AACOMAS (as of 2007-2008 app year):
- you list the D in spring '09 and designate it as "repeat 01"
- you list the A in fall '10 and designate it as "last repeat 01"
- on your report both courses are shown, with repeat designation in the "classification" column, and only the A is included in your GPA
Any questions at this time about whether computer science is math and whether math is science? Because that one is a hoot.