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Hey guys, I'm a first year student in college and currently taking Calc 1. I'm doing very poorly (C-) and the only grade left is the final. If I ace the finals, which is a big if, I can maybe pull off with a B-, otherwise, will probably be stuck in the C range. I was just wondering if that will really hurt my chances, and if schools really look at your first year grades. I have an A- in my other classes, but I just can't seem to get a firm grasp on calculus. I believe Calc is a requirement for some schools, and a preferred math course for many. I am thinking about taking Stat next year to fill up my year of math requirement.
If Calc is a prereq (is it?) and is it true that schools do not accept anything lower than a C in prereq courses? I've done research online, through SDN, and even on the school's website but I'm getting different things. What if I get lower than a C in Calc? Sorry for the long question, but I am just really concerned about Calc and wanted to know if getting lower than a C or a C in Calc 1 during my freshman year will completely eliminate the possibility of getting into dental school. Thanks so much!
If Calc is a prereq (is it?) and is it true that schools do not accept anything lower than a C in prereq courses? I've done research online, through SDN, and even on the school's website but I'm getting different things. What if I get lower than a C in Calc? Sorry for the long question, but I am just really concerned about Calc and wanted to know if getting lower than a C or a C in Calc 1 during my freshman year will completely eliminate the possibility of getting into dental school. Thanks so much!
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