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[jcas1091]

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I'm at my last semester at a cc and have to take statistics and pre-calculus in order to graduate. I've tried to take as minimal science courses as possible in order to take those courses at a 4-year. The classes that I've taken were: Bio1 (B), Bio2 (D+), Chem1 (B+) and Trig (B). I did not know till now that mathematic classes are a part of the sGPA. I will get As on my remaining last two math classes. I guess my question is how much will the science classes I've taken here at the cc affect me? I will be retaking Bio2 again at my 4 year. I want to retake my bio and chem courses and ace them at the 4-year but was told it would not make a huge difference. Any advice would be appreciated thank you

 

[Eastcoast24]

I'm at my last semester at a cc and have to take statistics and pre-calculus in order to graduate. I've tried to take as minimal science courses as possible in order to take those courses at a 4-year. The classes that I've taken were: Bio1 (B), Bio2 (D+), Chem1 (B+) and Trig (B). I did not know till now that mathematic classes are a part of the sGPA. I will get As on my remaining last two math classes. I guess my question is how much will the science classes I've taken here at the cc affect me? I will be retaking Bio2 again at my 4 year. I want to retake my bio and chem courses and ace them at the 4-year but was told it would not make a huge difference. Any advice would be appreciated thank you

Try to take most of your prerequisites at a 4 year university but don't lose any sleep if you have to take some at CC. As long as you do OK on the DAT and continue taking upper level science courses at the university to compensate, you will be fine.

I took ALL of my prerequisites at a CC except for microbiology and biochemistry. I applied to 18 dental schools this year and have one interview so far.