S seji Full Member 10+ Year Member Joined Aug 10, 2010 Messages 39 Reaction score 0 Sep 15, 2010 #1 Members don't see this ad. Are science classes outside the mandatory prerequisites calculated into the overall science gpa, and are they beneficial for you? Classes like environmental science, biostatistics, etc? do they do anything for you as an applicant?
Members don't see this ad. Are science classes outside the mandatory prerequisites calculated into the overall science gpa, and are they beneficial for you? Classes like environmental science, biostatistics, etc? do they do anything for you as an applicant?
Nat426 Full Member Verified Member 10+ Year Member Navy Joined Mar 11, 2009 Messages 286 Reaction score 5 Sep 15, 2010 #2 Yes they are calculated into your gpa and will help/hurt it.
S seji Full Member 10+ Year Member Joined Aug 10, 2010 Messages 39 Reaction score 0 Sep 15, 2010 #3 how about math and statistics courses? are they a part of the science gpa too?
jettadude123 Full Member 10+ Year Member Joined Nov 22, 2009 Messages 126 Reaction score 0 Sep 15, 2010 #4 I'm pretty sure they do. You basically have to categories: science and non science - all of your classes will fall under one or the other. BCP is bio chem phys and those will be calculated as another grade that is a subset of your science classes. This might help: https://portal.aadsasweb.org/aadsas2008/coursework.html#Q4
I'm pretty sure they do. You basically have to categories: science and non science - all of your classes will fall under one or the other. BCP is bio chem phys and those will be calculated as another grade that is a subset of your science classes. This might help: https://portal.aadsasweb.org/aadsas2008/coursework.html#Q4