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[just_in_time]

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Hello fellow students here is a question for you. First I'll give a little background info. I have an associate degree in Biomedical Electronics(3.8 GPA) and when I took this degree I took all college parallel courses. My question to you all is should I transfer my English 1 and 2 to my new university? I got A's in both classes but I am not sure if Medical Schools look down on Undergrads taking some required courses at community colleges. I also feel that I am only average in my verbal skills and want to know what you all think about this. BY THE WAY, I really don't like English. It is definitly my least favorite subject. Thanks in advance for the advise.

 

[Dr. Chiquita]

I wouldn't worry about it too much. It's not like you took Orgo at junior college. Do well on your MCAT verbal, which will show that you are good enough. I don't think you really need to risk things by taking more advanced English classes if you don't feel comfortable.

 

[Pinkertinkle]

It doesn't matter if you transfer or not, when you apply, you must report all your grades from any college you attended at any time.

 

[G0S2]

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[IllinoisStudent]

People with credits from community college get into med schools all the time. However, if you have a specific school in mind, I would recommend calling them to find out what they think.

 

[just_in_time]

BY THE WAY, I really don't like English. It is definitly my least favorite subject. Thanks in advance for the advise.

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You know I thought that was how it was spelled. 😀