I did. My stats were great but I wasn't sure what school I wanted to go to. If you have a strong interest in the school/location/whatever, you'll regret not applying. If it's a "safety school" that you wouldn't go to, don't do it.
yes
Right within the application itself there is an option. It's literally just a list of exactly what you marked down.
Are they specified as Chemistry I and II and Physics I and II? It just says "Transfer Hours?" If they aren't listed, there's no way for a dental school to know those were actually for chemistry and physics and not like economics and history. I don't think you can put them if they aren't specified. Sorry 🙁 See if they're specified on your official transcript.
They are specified as College Chemistry I, College Chemistry II, Physics I and Physics II and are 4 credit hours each.
Oh good! Just type them in like that. Put them in your first university semester, designate them as AP, and for the grade put CR for credit
Awesome. Thanks. My heart sank in there for a second thinking I would have to take those classes again.
Yes, submit it firs. Then you will do your secondaries. They will all need your AADSAS number anyway to match your secondary with your application.
Sounds good, I'll leave those two boxes blank and submit. Thanks!
Put the first one as honors, the repeated one as repeated
I talked to a school about this. I also had writing intensive courses and not "English" classes. . Don't list them as English because AADSAS will probably change them. Hopefully, they are designated as "writing intensive" on your transcript and this should be sufficient for most schools. That's what the admissions representatives of a few of my schools told me.
They take this very, very seriously. Why would they waste time/money on an applicant that isn't 100% committed to the field?
I think the application asks have you ever applied, meaning the past included. Don't lie about it but it can't hurt you if you're 100% committed and can convey this clearly.
I don't have a student account anymore in there. I was in a community college that year. But, why would they want that?
It's an error I emailed them and they told me they want 2015-2016 info
Ok, good to know... I would assume this isn't exactly a unique issue, but I also don't really see many people freaking out about it on this thread so maybe not?
I'm going to say no
Well, worst case scenario, if your classes don't count, you can take 2 more English classes before matriculation, either through your undergrad or maybe online/at a CC. That's not usually one of the stricter requirements like biology or chemistry. I wouldn't worry 🙂
Lol no
It's not volunteering. You got a haircut. It's not that impressive and doesn't really show anything about you. I'm sure you have better activities to put. I've donated my hair a few times. It's nice to do, but you wouldn't put down that you gave money to charity so don't put this.
Yes, indentations aren't allowed.
Should I put a space between each paragraph? I hit the 4500 limit, wouldn't the extra space in between each a paragraph count?
Definitely put a space between each paragraph, and yes it would count as a character. Very odd system they have.
Quality>quantity.
This has got to be at least the third time you have asked this and the answer has never changed. Yes, you can.
Use the committee if your university offers one. Otherwise, letters are fine. There are many threads on this subject if you use the search function and you can read many people's opinions on the matter
Yeah sorry about that, someone sent me a private message saying I couldn't.
Extracurricular activities are activities you do outside of your school curriculum. If that's what you do, then you can put it on your application. If some stranger told you no and I as a stranger told you yes, then you'll have to make your own judgment call.
