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How serious would oustanding prerequisites jeopardize application?
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Jbizzle took the words right out of my mouth! The schools applied to were 2-4 prereqs.
2-3 is usually the cut off for the schools I apolled to. But you should call the schools you're interested in and ask. You don't want to waste app money if you don't know for sure.
Thanks both of you!
If a school does accept 3, but it will harm the application for sure. I am wondering how significantly it affects.
Oh gotcha, in my opinion if you have a good GPA I would assume that the adcom will be lenient and give you the benefit of the doubt that you wouldn't have problems with those outstanding classes. I don't think having 2-3 prereqs to take would hurt the application but then again I'm an applicant and don't really know what goes on when the adcom convenes so....Thanks both of you!
If a school does accept 3, but it will harm the application for sure. I am wondering how significantly it affects.
Oh gotcha, in my opinion if you have a good GPA I would assume that the adcom will be lenient and give you the benefit of the doubt that you wouldn't have problems with those outstanding classes. I don't think having 2-3 prereqs to take would hurt the application but then again I'm an applicant and don't really know what goes on when the adcom convenes so....
Agreed.
I just had a meeting with an PT admissions advisor for a transcript review. She said it's common to have outstanding pre-reqs when one applies, but she also said it would be best to have all terms of physics and A&P done. This would give a more complete picture of how you will do if accepted. I'll just have chem to do when I apply. Just present yourself in the best and strongest light possible, and perhaps go and get a transcript review yourself.
I just had a meeting with an PT admissions advisor for a transcript review. She said it's common to have outstanding pre-reqs when one applies, but she also said it would be best to have all terms of physics and A&P done. This would give a more complete picture of how you will do if accepted. I'll just have chem to do when I apply. Just present yourself in the best and strongest light possible, and perhaps go and get a transcript review yourself.
Thanks! It made me feel better 🙂