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[Frankenstein777]

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I am waitlisted and trying to plan for next year if I have to reapply. My undergrad GPA barely moves due to having so many credits.

I was thinking about taking graduate classes as a non-degree seeking student at a large University near me. Has anyone else had success doing that? I want to get a graduate gpa and prove myself in those courses.

 

[okiedokeartichoke]

I was at one point a non-degree seeking student at a large university, but they were for a few undergraduate courses. How come you're taking graduate level classes as a non-degree seeking student? Why not just go for the full Masters?

 

[Frankenstein777]

I was at one point a non-degree seeking student at a large university, but they were for a few undergraduate courses. How come you're taking graduate level classes as a non-degree seeking student? Why not just go for the full Masters?

There isn't a masters degree that Ive found that fits what I need. I don't think there's a 1 year biomedical science masters near me. It's hard to imagine being in any graduate program that isn't dental school. I was thinking non-degree seeking because I could take the classes I think best prepare me for dental school regardless of the specific program requirements they fall under. Plus there's hardly any app process when non degree seeking. I'm going to look into more masters programs and maybe find one that fits what I'm looking for. I just thought non degree seeking would provide me a bit more freedom, but still an opportunity to prove myself on a graduate level.