ancientbarracuda
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So med schools look at each year of undergrad & postbacc or whatever else after that. But what about spending super long in community college part-time before transferring to a university?
I read somewhere that med schools look at freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior year individually, then "any additional classes" are included with senior year. I spent 3 years at university after transferring because I double majored. So I assume this means my 2nd & 3rd years at university will be grouped together as "senior year" ok fine. But what about my other 3.5 academic years of CC classes before that?
I took a CC class the summer after my 11th grade in high school, graduated one semester into my senior year in HS, took 2 classes that spring semester (technically a HS grad already) and then 1 class that same summer. Thereafter I took between 1-3 classes per semester (including summers) for the next 3 years because I was working full time to support myself. I basically have CC units every single term for over 3 years between graduating HS & enrolling at university. Then 3 years there full time, very heavy course load, strong upward trend.
Does this mean that my CC classes from high school and one of my academic years from part-time enrollment in CC after that, is grouped with my 2nd & 3rd year ("senior year + anything else") GPA from university?? And for "freshman & sophomore years," which year is classified as which? Would my "freshman year" be starting the spring semester of CC after I graduated HS? I literally have like 6 years total here. But for example the academic year preceding my enrollment at university, I only took 1 class each semester then took the summer off to work before moving to university. Would that really be considered a "sophomore year" or something? My CC classes were sparse in general, I never had more than like 9 units in 1 term.
Has anyone heard of a situation like this?
Thank you!
I read somewhere that med schools look at freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior year individually, then "any additional classes" are included with senior year. I spent 3 years at university after transferring because I double majored. So I assume this means my 2nd & 3rd years at university will be grouped together as "senior year" ok fine. But what about my other 3.5 academic years of CC classes before that?
I took a CC class the summer after my 11th grade in high school, graduated one semester into my senior year in HS, took 2 classes that spring semester (technically a HS grad already) and then 1 class that same summer. Thereafter I took between 1-3 classes per semester (including summers) for the next 3 years because I was working full time to support myself. I basically have CC units every single term for over 3 years between graduating HS & enrolling at university. Then 3 years there full time, very heavy course load, strong upward trend.
Does this mean that my CC classes from high school and one of my academic years from part-time enrollment in CC after that, is grouped with my 2nd & 3rd year ("senior year + anything else") GPA from university?? And for "freshman & sophomore years," which year is classified as which? Would my "freshman year" be starting the spring semester of CC after I graduated HS? I literally have like 6 years total here. But for example the academic year preceding my enrollment at university, I only took 1 class each semester then took the summer off to work before moving to university. Would that really be considered a "sophomore year" or something? My CC classes were sparse in general, I never had more than like 9 units in 1 term.
Has anyone heard of a situation like this?
Thank you!
