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Missing a Pre-Req

Discussion in 'Pre-Dental' started by BalooTheBear, Jun 3, 2008.

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  1. BalooTheBear

    BalooTheBear

    I'm missing a pre-req (english) for a school I want to go to. I took the english classes, but I took them pass/fail so they wont accept it. I'm planning on taking the class next year.
    My question: How do I express this in my application.

    I can't list it as a future course. Because it is at a community college I haven't attended and my application would be put on hold because they wouldn't recieve a transcript from a school I listed as attending.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks!
     
    #1 BalooTheBear, Jun 3, 2008
  2. jigabodo

    jigabodo
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    Why don't you just take another English class during summer, or the school year?

    As long as you compelte your prereqs before you matriculate, you will be OK.
     
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    #2 jigabodo, Jun 3, 2008
  3. BalooTheBear

    BalooTheBear

    My question though is:
    Would a school reject me because they see that I haven't fulfilled all pre-reqs and I didn't list that I'm going to take it anywhere?
     
    #3 BalooTheBear, Jun 3, 2008
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    No.

    As long as it's on your final transcript, it should be OK.
     
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