Quick question

[gmrb]

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I would like to get some advise in this can somebody answer me? I want to take org chem at a community college but im enrolled in four year institution at the moment would that look bad to dental school and would they accept my classes? I would aprecciate if somebody gives some insight anything would help. Thanks🙂

 

[Sydney433]

I'd say don't do it. Its too risky since some schools don't accept requisite CC credit entirely. Can you take it at a university/4 year college in your area?

 

[gmrb]

well i dont really need to but i was doing it because the org teachers suck at my institution, but thanks for your advise

 

[haisha ni narou]

It's totally up to the school. Some Dental schools care, others don't. Can't go wrong at University unless the teachers are no good.

 

[dmd2011]

I would like to get some advise in this can somebody answer me? I want to take org chem at a community college but im enrolled in four year institution at the moment would that look bad to dental school and would they accept my classes? I would aprecciate if somebody gives some insight anything would help. Thanks🙂

as a general rule you should take all of your prereqs at a 4 year university. check with the schools you are interested in to see what their requirements are regarding CC credit.

 

[brown town]

If you have the discipline, see if you can sit in on the community college course (without getting a grade) and see if that helps you to perform better in the class. Technically speaking, organic chemistry is organic chemistry regardless of who teaches it (although I do agree that the professor makes a HUGE difference), so what you learn at a CC should help.