I go a state school and am worried about taking organic chemistry next year. I have heard about how some kids take organic chemistry at our regional campus which is about 15 minutes away. I was just wondering how much medical schools would frown upon this?
Is it bad to take organic chemistry at my state school's regional campus?
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What?
No one cares what campus you took your Ochem in. Take it wherever you like
No one cares what campus you took your Ochem in. Take it wherever you like
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Well, sometimes a "regional" campus of a state-school is essentially a community college in disguise.
On the other hand, some adcoms won't know that it's a CC, unless they're in your particular region.
Of course, this only matters if you have the point-of-view that CC courses are negative.
On the other hand, some adcoms won't know that it's a CC, unless they're in your particular region.
Of course, this only matters if you have the point-of-view that CC courses are negative.
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