Grade question..

[letsgoblue]

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Ok..I'm finally heading to my d-school and I have serious question to ask.
I know it has been dealt million times but I want some fresh opinions.
So, last fall I enrolled at graduate school and I took one course and I was doing very well (A) until I got accepted to d-school before the final. So, I screwed up my final and I got C+. Since my d-school does not know that I took 1 course from graduate school, do you think I should report that grade? or should I just not tell them.
Any fresh opinions will be welcome! Thanks guys.

 

[Parson]

Well I'm assuming you still need to submit your final transcript anyway, which means it will be reported on that it's a moot point. Even if not, I really doubt they will care. For one it is still above the C requirement for all prereqs and if it's not a prereq they'll probably care less. At least not enough to revoke your acceptance.

Unless this class was being used to prop up a deficiency in your undergrad and they assumed from your interview that you would get an A, I don't think you have anything to worry about.

If your still concerned about how this grade reflects on you, then use it as motivation to do well in dental school to show them/yourself that they didn't make a mistake by accepting you.

Either way, you should report it to demonstrate your honesty and integrity.

 

[Lurchdubious]

yeah i'd just report it. doesn't sound like too big of a deal.

 

[jigabodo]

Ok..I'm finally heading to my d-school and I have serious question to ask.
I know it has been dealt million times but I want some fresh opinions.
So, last fall I enrolled at graduate school and I took one course and I was doing very well (A) until I got accepted to d-school before the final. So, I screwed up my final and I got C+. Since my d-school does not know that I took 1 course from graduate school, do you think I should report that grade? or should I just not tell them.
Any fresh opinions will be welcome! Thanks guys.

It's very unlikely that they will take away your acceptance with a mere C+.