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Hi all,
I'm planning to apply for this summer's vet school application round, and I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row for pre-reqs. My undergrad institution and major didn't require us to take specifically an English Composition class to graduate. I've gathered from talking to PennVet's admissions director that I will need to do that to complete my requirements, without exception.
My question is: will vet schools commonly be okay with English Comp being taken at a community college and/or online? I really can't stomach the idea of paying a 4-year university's tuition for a class that I don't consider necessary for my actual education. Will that hurt me on applications so long as the grade I receive in the class is good?
Thanks!
-Emmy
I'm planning to apply for this summer's vet school application round, and I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row for pre-reqs. My undergrad institution and major didn't require us to take specifically an English Composition class to graduate. I've gathered from talking to PennVet's admissions director that I will need to do that to complete my requirements, without exception.
My question is: will vet schools commonly be okay with English Comp being taken at a community college and/or online? I really can't stomach the idea of paying a 4-year university's tuition for a class that I don't consider necessary for my actual education. Will that hurt me on applications so long as the grade I receive in the class is good?
Thanks!
-Emmy