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This is pathetic to say the least. And, to brag about it is hitting an all-time low. This isn't "networking" as you call it.
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This is pathetic to say the least. And, to brag about it is hitting an all-time low. This isn't "networking" as you call it.
I didn't bother reading the whole article because I got into a far better school that is far cheaper than USC. I admit, USC was my backup school, and I did get accepted there, but turned it down the moment I had other options (later that day on Dec 1st). I don't need to concern myself reading additional details about what I consider to be an overpriced, second-rate dental school![]()
For the record, this is the website for my school: www.colstate.edu (Columbus State University).
I will have to think up something to do about Physics. The woman that teaches it during the year is a monster; she has an unbreakable "no As" policy, because she claims that no student can ever be perfect. In fact, in her spring semester course, the highest grade earned was a 79. My Biology teacher was telling me about how he's losing funding for his summer Biology program, because the students that would be involved with that are instead taking Physics 1 & 2 with the other teacher. That is the only downside about going to a smaller university...subjects like Chemistry, Physics, etc. typically are taught by only one or two teachers, and if those few teachers are hard, then you're just out of luck!
There ain't much there, yet, but I just checked the new Organic teacher's RateMyProfessors page:
http://www2.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=925768
So far, so good! (I think...)
I admit, USC was my backup school, and I did get accepted there, but turned it down the moment I had other options (later that day on Dec 1st). I don't need to concern myself reading additional details about what I consider to be an overpriced, second-rate dental school![]()
Well, it looks like I got a B in General Chemistry 2 this past semester; dangit! I got an A in the lab, though. Unfortunately, I also got a B in College Algebra. 🙄
I know that these grades aren't bad, but some of you may recall that I'm shooting to get into dental school after just 3 total years of college (I would be applying at the end of my sophomore year). I just finished my freshman year; these are my current pre-req. grades:
General Chemistry 1 Lecture/Lab -- A/B
General Chemistry 2 Lecture/Lab -- B/A (wish it was the other way around!)
Principles of Biology 1 Lecture/Lab -- A/A
This Fall, I'm scheduled to take Organic Chemistry 1 (w/ lab) and Anatomy and Physiology (for a healthy science GPA boost). The rest of what I take will be non-BCP.
If my calculations are correct, my BCP GPA is currently a 3.67. My overall sits dead at a 3.60. Do you guys think I will still have a shot at getting accepted after two years if I earn an A in Organic Chemistry 1 & 2 (shouldn't be much of a battle -- my uni. has a new teacher, and his tests are all open book, and he doesn't even give a final test), an A in Anatomy and Physiology and an A in Biology II? I will try to make an A in whatever the hell else I have, but I'll also be taking Statistics, and I suck hard at math.
Another dude on this forum told me he applied to MCG after two years with stellar stats: 3.7 GPA, 22+ DAT scores, ECs, etc. He was turned down! I plan on applying to every dental school in the country that accepts out-of-state white males.
Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks...
So I am supposed to sign up for her class knowing that the highest grade I can hope to make is a B? I did not make that up; check her RateMyProfessors page (last name is Webster). Why wouldn't I want to take it with another teacher so I can make an A?