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I'd put them all down, assuming you graduate spring 2013.
you should put them down unless you already have a degree. they might look at your app and think "well he has no planned courses and doesn't have a degree, he must be one of those tools that thinks he can get into med school without a degree."
put them down.
put them down.
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I included the summer 2012 and fall 2012, since they're already on my transcript as i've already registered to take the courses. But I also plan to graduate spring 2013 and don't know what i'll be taking then since i don't know what will be offered then yet. Would be ok to leave out planned spring 2013 courses then?
I already have a degree and was considering taking more retakes during the application period. Would these show up on the transcripts that I send in as registered? And would the schools hold my application until those summer classes are completed? if they are, then I wouldn't want to take the classes over summer as that session ends at the beginning of august...
I am also taking summer school, but I added those classes as planned because I have already signed up for them. However, I plan on sending in my app june 1 just so everything can be verified, and then updating my transcripts once my summer grades have been calculated. The schools won't hold your app. I suggest just applying to one school just so your app can be verified, then once you have raised your gpa with the summer classes, applying to all the schools you want to.
