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hello.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=611636
use the search function next time! this is an active thread with the same question
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=611636
use the search function next time! this is an active thread with the same question
hello.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=611636
use the search function next time! this is an active thread with the same question
The OP knows about that thread already. He/she posted a new thread because the question did not get answered in the ongoing thread. I also posted a question there that did not get answered as well
CC credits may hinder your chance with some of the schools, but not all. I was in the same situation when I applied for dental school and I still got into a good number of schools I applied to. However, some of the schools I applied to (i.e. UoP) rejected me specifically for the number of CC credits that I had. So you shouldn't worry about it too much provided that you have an overall strong application.I had a question. I have 65 units at a cc because I transferred to a uc. does that mean that the cc credit limits will stop me from being able to apply to certain schools or will they only give me credit for the limit of hours?
Good luck👍
There's really no specific policy! They don't like that many CC units.Can you please elaborate on UoP and their CC policy. I have a degree at a CC and therefore lots of credits - but almost all my bio degree credits come from a four year. will this be a problem?