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i can't decipher between the courses that fall into sci but not bcp gpa's... what are the guidelines?
thanks.
thanks.
rals said:i can't decipher between the courses that fall into sci but not bcp gpa's... what are the guidelines?
thanks.
Sprgrover said:Your BCP is the most exclusive of the two: it only calculates your gpa in biology, chemistry, and physics courses. Your science gpa is more inclusive and includes the above three categories plus mathematics and other coursework classified as science but doesn't fall in the category biology.
rals said:what about courses like genetics, anatomy, physiology, biochem, zoology? thanks.
zriceman said:hey i got a question. Since i was AP'd out of college physics so i m not going to plan on taking another phsycis, how will this work in the BCP gpa calculations??
Sprgrover said:Each of those courses fall under one of the three categories in the BCP calculation and are included in your science one as well. If you have a question about a class look to the department under which it is listed - zoology falls under biology, and so on.
rals said:thanks!
one last thing, is psych a science course?