does the science gpa include only the premed classes?

[bigman43]

or does it include all the sciences u take?

i.e all the math, phys, chem, bio courses? or just the core premed sciences?

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[Cirrus83]

It is as it's name would imply, and includes all the natural science courses you've taken. Plus anyways, a lot of schools don't specify a particular course as a requirement but state that you need to have an upper level bio, so it'd be pretty hard to make a "pre-med" AMCAS GPA.

So, don't bomb all your other courses lol.

 

[bigman43]

nah im worried about physics bringing down my gpa. presumably itd kill my science gpa vs. my reg gpa (im an econ/chem major)

 

[Tired]

nah im worried about physics bringing down my gpa. presumably itd kill my science gpa vs. my reg gpa (im an econ/chem major)

Yes, Physics is included.

 

[Darkshooter326]

It is as it's name would imply, and includes all the natural science courses you've taken.

No, it actually includes any science class, and math. It is more affectionately termed "BCPM GPA" to mean Bio, Chem, Physics, Math. That is a little more clear.