general chemistry?

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DDS.230

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Hey guys,

So when calculating GPA, do I count ALL the chemistry courses I took?

for example, at my UC, to take the general chemistry 1a-b-c, there was a prerequisite of chemistry 1P.

It was mostly a prep course, but it was a quarter long and I got 4 units for it.

Would this go into my bcpm gpa?
 
Hey guys,

So when calculating GPA, do I count ALL the chemistry courses I took?

for example, at my UC, to take the general chemistry 1a-b-c, there was a prerequisite of chemistry 1P.

It was mostly a prep course, but it was a quarter long and I got 4 units for it.

Would this go into my bcpm gpa?
Yes. It sounds like it would fall under general chemistry. There's also a "Special Topics in Chemistry" that would cover any other chemistry class. Either way you swing it, it's going to count as an inorganic chemistry class and be a part of your science GPA.