pass/no pass physical education class

[loophua]

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I'm trying to take a fun PE class for my senior year, but the professor recommends that everybody turn the class from graded to an elective pass/no pass. However, it will show on my transcript that I chose to make it pass no pass when there was a graded option--is that going to be okay for applications?

There's someone in my class who keeps telling me med schools see pass/no pass classes that could be graded as a "C" grade, but I wanted to confirm before I drop the class--is it really that important? For context I already applied, and I'm completing secondaries right now.

 

[wysdoc]

I'm trying to take a fun PE class for my senior year, but the professor recommends that everybody turn the class from graded to an elective pass/no pass. However, it will show on my transcript that I chose to make it pass no pass when there was a graded option--is that going to be okay for applications?

There's someone in my class who keeps telling me med schools see pass/no pass classes that could be graded as a "C" grade, but I wanted to confirm before I drop the class--is it really that important? For context I already applied, and I'm completing secondaries right now.

They don’t care since it’s not a pre- requisite

 

[Goro]

I'm trying to take a fun PE class for my senior year, but the professor recommends that everybody turn the class from graded to an elective pass/no pass. However, it will show on my transcript that I chose to make it pass no pass when there was a graded option--is that going to be okay for applications?

There's someone in my class who keeps telling me med schools see pass/no pass classes that could be graded as a "C" grade, but I wanted to confirm before I drop the class--is it really that important? For context I already applied, and I'm completing secondaries right now.

Stop overthinking. No Adcom in the world will care about this.

 

[loophua]

@Goro @wysdoc Thank you!! I thought so but my friend totally freaked me out about this

 

[LizzyM]

Your advisor might be telling you that this is not an easy "A" and could damage your GPA. Don't take the chance. No adcom will care, anyway, but they will care about your GPA.