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I thought it was generally 1 year of writing/English/literary type classes. I don't think most schools do anything past check off a box that says, fulfilled basic course requirements.
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Agree with the above post. If the AP credit covers one semester, and you take an additional english course I think it should be okay.
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It depends on the medical school and the AP score you received. If it was a 3 most medical schools won't accept it. I took 2 English classes in college because when I talked to my state school my sophomore year they told me they hated AP credit and to take a couple upper level English classes.
It's totally medical school specific, so look at the requirements of the medical schools you're applying to.
It's totally medical school specific, so look at the requirements of the medical schools you're applying to.
