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ronzroyce97

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Hi all, I recently got accepted to ICO with a Trustees scholarship. In my letter it indicates that I need to complete microbiology and physics II, however it also says I need to obtain a bachelor degree? Initially I was hoping to obtain my degree, but since I changed my major I need to take 3 extra classes to get my degree which I won't be able to complete by August (matriculation). Is there any way they'd make an exception? Because I already have 90 credits of course work completed, and I'm going to get the micro bio and physics done, I just won't have a degree and i know for a fact that ICO does not require a degree. Thanks.
 
Hi all, I recently got accepted to ICO with a Trustees scholarship. In my letter it indicates that I need to complete microbiology and physics II, however it also says I need to obtain a bachelor degree? Initially I was hoping to obtain my degree, but since I changed my major I need to take 3 extra classes to get my degree which I won't be able to complete by August (matriculation). Is there any way they'd make an exception? Because I already have 90 credits of course work completed, and I'm going to get the micro bio and physics done, I just won't have a degree and i know for a fact that ICO does not require a degree. Thanks.
This is one of those questions where you just gotta ask the school. Don't be afraid to communicate
 
Hi all, I recently got accepted to ICO with a Trustees scholarship. In my letter it indicates that I need to complete microbiology and physics II, however it also says I need to obtain a bachelor degree? Initially I was hoping to obtain my degree, but since I changed my major I need to take 3 extra classes to get my degree which I won't be able to complete by August (matriculation). Is there any way they'd make an exception? Because I already have 90 credits of course work completed, and I'm going to get the micro bio and physics done, I just won't have a degree and i know for a fact that ICO does not require a degree. Thanks.
What are your stats if u don’t mind me asking?
 
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