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Hello guys,
I am about to start my second year in post-bac program at local university. I was planning on taking 3 classes this semester (2 bio, 1 calculus II). But the thing is, due to the time conflict, I have to either don't take Cal II or give up one of my bio classes. I know Cal II is not required for most of the med schools, but since it's relatively recommended, plus I like math, I want to take it. (OR should I not even take Cal II??)
The solution that I came up with is that I take 2 bio classes from my university, and take Cal II from local CC. But I'm a little bit caustious about how it's going to be look like from committee's perspective. By the way, if i take Cal II at CC, this is going to be my first "science" class from CC and I have about 3.3 science gpa. And I got my Cal I credit from AP Cal (hmmm.. about 5 years ago..? lol)
I'm ready to hear any kind of mean or straightforward advice from you guys! thanks!
I am about to start my second year in post-bac program at local university. I was planning on taking 3 classes this semester (2 bio, 1 calculus II). But the thing is, due to the time conflict, I have to either don't take Cal II or give up one of my bio classes. I know Cal II is not required for most of the med schools, but since it's relatively recommended, plus I like math, I want to take it. (OR should I not even take Cal II??)
The solution that I came up with is that I take 2 bio classes from my university, and take Cal II from local CC. But I'm a little bit caustious about how it's going to be look like from committee's perspective. By the way, if i take Cal II at CC, this is going to be my first "science" class from CC and I have about 3.3 science gpa. And I got my Cal I credit from AP Cal (hmmm.. about 5 years ago..? lol)
I'm ready to hear any kind of mean or straightforward advice from you guys! thanks!