Do these courses count towards AMCAS science GPA

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These courses are not BCMP. I heard you can change the catagory of the course actually to one of them. Some of the course department names are Pathology and Anatomical Science, Medical Pharmacology and Physiology, Microbiology, Integrative Neuroscience, and Biochemistry. I heard someting about how a lot of people say if it doesn't have BCMP in front of it, it is not counted towards the GPA. Does AMCAS do it automatically or do you have to change the title?

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These courses are not BCMP. I heard you can change the catagory of the course actually to one of them. Some of the course department names are Pathology and Anatomical Science, Medical Pharmacology and Physiology, Microbiology, Integrative Neuroscience, and Biochemistry. I heard someting about how a lot of people say if it doesn't have BCMP in front of it, it is not counted towards the GPA. Does AMCAS do it automatically or do you have to change the title?

Micro is a yes for sure.
Neuroscience is a yes.
Biochemistry is a yes.
Pharmacology & Physiology sounds like it will be yes.

Pathology & Anatomy = biology department.
 
These courses are not BCMP. I heard you can change the catagory of the course actually to one of them. Some of the course department names are Pathology and Anatomical Science, Medical Pharmacology and Physiology, Microbiology, Integrative Neuroscience, and Biochemistry. I heard someting about how a lot of people say if it doesn't have BCMP in front of it, it is not counted towards the GPA. Does AMCAS do it automatically or do you have to change the title?

They do it automatically based on the title that is on your official transcript, which comes directly from your university.

You can't change anything.
 
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So Micro classes would count towards your sGPA?
 
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