Do these calculate into my science GPA?

[Happensinvegas]

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Quick question: People have been telling me that science GPA is anything that can be called a natural science or health related science, but some people tell me that it is ONLY: Math, Bio, Chem, Physics.

I've taken psychology classes (general and behavioral) and a few classes in my school of public health (Health Policy and Management, and biostats). Will these be counted in my science GPA or no?

 

[Lannister]

Biostats is BCPM. The other stuff is not.

 

[trapdr]

The only nuance to that is the classification is based on course content. For example, a psych course on the neurological basis for behavior might pass. But generally Bio, Chem, Physics Math

see https://www.aamc.org/students/download/181694/data/amcas_course_classification_guide.pdf

Does that mean any class that falls under those categories? Or just the intro levels required?