B in Post Bacc

[waveringatom]

Tried finding more information on this by searching past posts but nothing similar.

Currently doing a Post-bacc at state Uni. Taking 4 classes and one lab.


One of the classes I’m risking getting a B (at a 88 right now) but I need a 100 on the next test so most likely will end up getting a B.

My question is should I drop this class and save my grade or just keep the B (which will put me at a 3.69 GPA for the semester).

I was planning to take only 1 class next semester along with studying for MCAT.

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[waveringatom]

@Goro @Shotapp @gyngyn

 

[•Syzygy•]

in my opinion, and this is coming from almost no knowledge on post baccs, it probably wouldnt be that good of an idea to have a withdrawal in your post baccs when they are already for GPA repair. a B isn't even bad. i'd only withdraw if you were expecting a D.

 

[57A]

It might be a good idea to finish the post-bacc before taking the MCAT. Then, you would have more time to study for the exam.

 

[rufflev]

A single B has never prevented anyone from getting into medical school, so just take the B.

I would also suggest studying for the MCAT when you're not taking courses; however, it is definitely manageable if you decide to enroll in a course.

 

[Goro]

Tried finding more information on this by searching past posts but nothing similar.

Currently doing a Post-bacc at state Uni. Taking 4 classes and one lab.


One of the classes I’m risking getting a B (at a 88 right now) but I need a 100 on the next test so most likely will end up getting a B.

My question is should I drop this class and save my grade or just keep the B (which will put me at a 3.69 GPA for the semester).

I was planning to take only 1 class next semester along with studying for MCAT.

One B in a post-bac won't kill you. Just have more A's than B's.