Class withdraw

[doctor-wanabe]

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Hey guys,

I was wondering if anyone had any info on dropped classes? I looked up at the U. Pacific that they like to see the applicant "achieved a B or better in each course; no D, W, F or I grades." Are all dental schools like that? Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[tinman831]

No dental school wants to see D's, W's, or F's on a transcript... however 1 would be okay if the rest of your grades were good. 🙂

 

[organichemistry]

No dental school wants to see D's, W's, or F's on a transcript... however 1 would be okay if the rest of your grades were good. 🙂

i'm a little worried about that myself. i withdrew from a class this past spring... i'm going to retake it, but nt before i submit my aadsas 🙁 hopefully it won't look too bad. i hope they don't frown on it... i've made all A's and B's except for that 1 blasted W.

 

[dat_student]

...I looked up at the U. Pacific that they like to see the applicant "achieved a B or better in each course...

All California schools are great. U. Pacific is also a great school but I think U. Pacific pays zero attention to grades and GPAs. Howard, Meharry and NYU are the only schools with an avg GPA less than that of Pacific. I've seen so many people getting into U. Pacific with a sub-3.0 GPA. I don't think Pacific cares if you have a B or better in each course. If you like U. Pacific you should definitely apply.

 

[bigsilvo]

i'm a little worried about that myself. i withdrew from a class this past spring... i'm going to retake it, but nt before i submit my aadsas 🙁 hopefully it won't look too bad. i hope they don't frown on it... i've made all A's and B's except for that 1 blasted W.

trust me you're fine.. 😎

 

[I'mFillingFine]

some more chat on the topic:

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=282765&highlight=withdraw


It seems like withdrawals are pretty common and sometimes necessary; it's usually better than an F or low grade since it doesn't factor in GPA and undergrad schools use W's in a variety of ways.

 

[shengx12]

some more chat on the topic:

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=282765&highlight=withdraw


It seems like withdrawals are pretty common and sometimes necessary; it's usually better than an F or low grade since it doesn't factor in GPA and undergrad schools use W's in a variety of ways.

what is the different between Imcomplete and withdraw, sound like the same to me?