Do I really have to report grades from community college classes I took in high school?

[andybshaker]

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So, just to get this straight, medical schools want me to report the career seminar course I took as a freshman in high school at a community college seven years ago? And because I got a B in some class I took as a kid before I knew I wanted to be a doctor I am punished for it?

My kindergarten teacher wrote in my report card that I need to work on sharing my toys...should I report this as well, or should I just address it in my personal statement?

 

[DrHart]

trololol

 

[gyngyn]

So, just to get this straight, medical schools want me to report the career seminar course I took as a freshman in high school at a community college seven years ago? And because I got a B in some class I took as a kid before I knew I wanted to be a doctor I am punished for it?

My kindergarten teacher wrote in my report card that I need to work on sharing my toys...should I report this as well, or should I just address it in my personal statement?

Yes, it must be reported.
You are not being singled out.
Everyone is held to this requirement.

 

[TheLionheart]

Overly dramatic. Can guarantee this class will have no bearing on your admissions chances.

 

[Cawolf]

Still a kid from the sound of it.

 

[gyngyn]

Still a kid from the sound of it.

I didn't even get to go to kindergarten.
Now there's a hardship!

 

[andybshaker]

I'm sorry if this makes me sound petty. But it is legitimately frustrating. I was an absolutely miserable student in high school, so I really embraced the whole philosophy of leaving high school in the past now that college is the only thing that matters. I got into my university by the skin of my teeth and that really incited me to do as well as I possibly could and in many ways succeeded, but my application will have a piece of that fourteen-year-old that I've been trying to shed. Oh well, such is life.