Hello everyone,
I'm a Los Angeles City College District (LACCD) student aiming to transfer to the University of California (UC) as an undergraduate chemistry major. I'm aware that many dental schools don't accept online courses for prerequisites. Post-pandemic, numerous community colleges, including mine, continue to offer or exclusively provide online courses. I've completed English 1, 2, and Physics 1 online. These courses are transferrable to UC undergraduates due to agreements between my school and UCs, even if they're online. My transcript doesn't indicate the mode of instruction. Do you think also dental schools will accept these online classes for prerequisites?
If Physics 1 isn't accepted, could I combine Physics 2 and 3, which I took in person, to meet a one-year physics requirement for a dental school?
I'm a Los Angeles City College District (LACCD) student aiming to transfer to the University of California (UC) as an undergraduate chemistry major. I'm aware that many dental schools don't accept online courses for prerequisites. Post-pandemic, numerous community colleges, including mine, continue to offer or exclusively provide online courses. I've completed English 1, 2, and Physics 1 online. These courses are transferrable to UC undergraduates due to agreements between my school and UCs, even if they're online. My transcript doesn't indicate the mode of instruction. Do you think also dental schools will accept these online classes for prerequisites?
If Physics 1 isn't accepted, could I combine Physics 2 and 3, which I took in person, to meet a one-year physics requirement for a dental school?
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