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Online Pre-Req Courses
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Hey All,
Does anyone know of any online classes available to complete the pre-reqs. Especially interested in taking a intro/general chem course and pre-calc.
Much Thanks!
Rex
I would prefer to do english or history online. Do your science labs in a classroom but you can take general chemistry online (it is all about reading and memorizing the equations and all that). my core composition class 1 (writing) is okay, but do you think I should take the Core comp 2 online? I should have took the core comp 1 online because it is all about writing and then I don't need to waste gas and take the lightrail there.
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Check to make sure the schools you're applying to will accept online courses; some don't.
How would you know if the school doesn't accept online courses? I looked up on pharmcas and didn't see anywhere about if the courses had to be only classrooms....
How would you know if the school doesn't accept online courses? I looked up on pharmcas and didn't see anywhere about if the courses had to be only classrooms....
In most cases, an online course shows up in the exact same way an on campus class would show up on your transcripts. Double check with whatever school you end up taking classes at but you should be fine.
Try UC Berkeley Extension: http://learn.berkeley.edu/
They offer pre-calc, intro chemistry, econ., and a lot of other great stuff. Kinda pricey though...
They offer pre-calc, intro chemistry, econ., and a lot of other great stuff. Kinda pricey though...
This is a better link: http://www.unex.berkeley.edu/online/