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Hi all,
Apologies if this is explained somewhere else, but I checked and didn't see it.
I'm not clear on whether I'm eligible for a career changer post bac program, and if not, what my options are. Ten years ago, during my freshman and sophomore year of college, I took (and did very poorly in) two quarters of chem (C's in both I believe), two quarters of bio (B's maybe?), and two quarters of physics (B and C, I believe).
If I am not eligible for a career changer post bac and instead need to do a DIY state school supplement for the classes I'm missing, how does this work? I don't remember a lick of chemistry and couldn't be expected to jump right into Chem II or O Chem, right? I would love the structure and linkeages associated with a formal program if I can get it!
Thanks!!
Apologies if this is explained somewhere else, but I checked and didn't see it.
I'm not clear on whether I'm eligible for a career changer post bac program, and if not, what my options are. Ten years ago, during my freshman and sophomore year of college, I took (and did very poorly in) two quarters of chem (C's in both I believe), two quarters of bio (B's maybe?), and two quarters of physics (B and C, I believe).
If I am not eligible for a career changer post bac and instead need to do a DIY state school supplement for the classes I'm missing, how does this work? I don't remember a lick of chemistry and couldn't be expected to jump right into Chem II or O Chem, right? I would love the structure and linkeages associated with a formal program if I can get it!
Thanks!!
