Hi, I'm currently part of the Running Start program in Washington state. It allows me to attend a local community college, Bellevue College in this case, and earn credits towards an associates degree while completing the last two years of my high school.
I want to transfer to the University of Washington as a junior after earning my associates and graduating high school; however, I do not know what to get my associates degree in.
The pre-dental site on the Bellevue CC website (here) recommends that I get an Associates in Sciences and take the classes outlined in the second page of that PDF. This would supposedly put me track for a Bachelors in Sciences at UW.
I was considering getting in Associates in Arts and Sciences until I saw this. I want some advice as to whether or not I should pursue in Associates in Sciences if I hope to get my BS at UW and then eventually get into the UW Dental School.
Is it a good idea to take that many sciences at a community college?
I want to transfer to the University of Washington as a junior after earning my associates and graduating high school; however, I do not know what to get my associates degree in.
The pre-dental site on the Bellevue CC website (here) recommends that I get an Associates in Sciences and take the classes outlined in the second page of that PDF. This would supposedly put me track for a Bachelors in Sciences at UW.
I was considering getting in Associates in Arts and Sciences until I saw this. I want some advice as to whether or not I should pursue in Associates in Sciences if I hope to get my BS at UW and then eventually get into the UW Dental School.
Is it a good idea to take that many sciences at a community college?