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Do well at what interests you. Take what you need to also do well on the MCAT. Succeed.Thanks for the reply, professor. I don't have a natural aptitude for math but I find it very intriguing and have been doing well so far. Writing always came naturally to me. Here is my plan...As I transfer to a four year school I will major in humanities who doing my premed coursework. Simultaneously, I will continue taking upper division Math classes without declaring it as my major. If the transition is smooth I will graduate with a double major in humanities and pure math.
Get A's on the remaining courses.Hello Professor!! Would I have to repeat some prerequisites at a four year school which were taken at a community college? I took general chemistry 1 and got a B. General chemistry 2, I got a C for the first time and a B+ for the second time. General physics A's in both 1 and 2 Would it be worth repeating at a four year or just nailing the other premed requirements?