Repeated Course Question

[Bio4Life]

I'm sure this question has been asked a million times on here already, and I apologize for that! But if you guys don't mind answering it again, that'd help me out a lot

I took Organic Chemistry at my home institution a long time ago and made a C. Then I repeated the course at a different college several years later and got an A. So my question is: How would those 2 grades be calculated into the AAMCAS GPA if I repeated the course at a different school? Would they be averaged out or would the second grade (A) count at all?

Also, is it still included in the AAMCAS GPA if I took it as a non-degree seeking student as opposed to an undergrad?

Thank you guys so much for your time!

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[sector9]

Both grades will be included in your GPA at their full credit value on AMCAS. For AACOMAS only the most recent attempt will be used.

 

[Bio4Life]

So it doesn't matter that I took it at two different schools? I repeated the course after graduation as a non-degree seeking student instead of as a post-bac.

 

[Aerus]

So it doesn't matter that I took it at two different schools? I repeated the course after graduation as a non-degree seeking student instead of as a post-bac.

You are correct. It doesn't matter at all that you took it at a different school. Both grades have full effect on your GPA.

 

[sector9]

So it doesn't matter that I took it at two different schools? I repeated the course after graduation as a non-degree seeking student instead of as a post-bac.

No although you will still list is as a postbacc course since it was after graduation