Community College Core Class Question

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Hi all,

I am an upcoming senior year of studying business pre-med at my university. I have done all my pre-med requisites at my university as well as business classes, however I have taken some core classes (Government, History, English) at community colleges in the summer so I can graduate on time. I have received all A's in these community college core classes, however I made a pretty big error yesterday. I'm taking the classes through online community college while I am completing an internship in NYC and I missed one of the tests due to poor planning. Now I know that community classes do not attribute to my university GPA, but I have also heard that in applications they take into account the classes taken at all institutes. If I do well on every other test in the class, I can probably pull off a B in the class. Is this worth doing, or should I just drop the class? The only downside is is that it will appear as a "W" on the community college transcript.

TLDR: I'm taking online government, missed a test, think I'll probably end up with a B. Should I stay in class or drop, with the risk of "W" being on transcript. It's a community college core curriculum class, so I don't know how much med schools will care about it. Plz help.

 

[Marrowist]

If you can get a B, get a B... I dont think it is necessary to drop the class...

 

[OrdinaryDO]

You are a senior. I made 2 C's in classes that I thought would kill my chances of medical school due to the classes relation to medicine. That happened my senior year of college, and I received quite a few interviews and was accepted to every school I interviewed at. At my number one school, while interviewing, the committee members asked me if I had anything else to share with them about me. The catch was, they hadn't received my updated transcripts yet..therefore, they had no idea about my 2 C's. So I literally said look, I made a mistake my last semester of college and yada yada and I made two C's. You just have to own it...