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Hey so I have a few questions about course classification, specifically what the course classification appeals process like.
I have taken ~12 credits of research in a genetics lab, but the course code is in anthropology which I know doesn’t count. This code also has an extremely vague description and no syllabus; is there a way in appealing it to tell them that these credits are all 100% genetics based (just the lab uses sociocultural factors when finding significant differences too, hence why it’s an anthro lab).
My PI is writing me a letter of rec and I’m writing a thesis on it if either of these could be used as proof? I’ll also definitely be writing about this in my work/activities section and maybe my PS.
Also how long do course disputes take because I’m sure I will end up disputing a few.?
Also also does disputing too many make them less likely to approve the disputes (I assume the more you dispute the longer it’ll take but I don’t know how that might affect the decision)?
Sorry for all the questions, but I’m not sure how else to figure this out short of just submitting a primary to a random school I’m not applying too next cycle which would be costly and dumb.
I have taken ~12 credits of research in a genetics lab, but the course code is in anthropology which I know doesn’t count. This code also has an extremely vague description and no syllabus; is there a way in appealing it to tell them that these credits are all 100% genetics based (just the lab uses sociocultural factors when finding significant differences too, hence why it’s an anthro lab).
My PI is writing me a letter of rec and I’m writing a thesis on it if either of these could be used as proof? I’ll also definitely be writing about this in my work/activities section and maybe my PS.
Also how long do course disputes take because I’m sure I will end up disputing a few.?
Also also does disputing too many make them less likely to approve the disputes (I assume the more you dispute the longer it’ll take but I don’t know how that might affect the decision)?
Sorry for all the questions, but I’m not sure how else to figure this out short of just submitting a primary to a random school I’m not applying too next cycle which would be costly and dumb.