Science GPA & BCP

[shanesmith]

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I have a little question about figuring up Science GPA and BCP.

BCP is Biology, Chemistry, and Physics GPA right?

and Science GPA is basically that with Math classes added in? I have a couple classes that are "college credit" taken in high school which are College Algebra and Plane Trigonometry. Would these classes be figured into the Science GPA?

Thanks in advance.

 

[bing12]

I have a little question about figuring up Science GPA and BCP.

BCP is Biology, Chemistry, and Physics GPA right?

and Science GPA is basically that with Math classes added in? I have a couple classes that are "college credit" taken in high school which are College Algebra and Plane Trigonometry. Would these classes be figured into the Science GPA?

Thanks in advance.

BCP is correct, science gpa is that with math. I believe your high school classes which were college credit would count in your science gpa, i dont see why not( I am not positive though). The college class I took in HS did count towards my overall ( it was psyc).

 

[dentalWorks]

I have a little question about figuring up Science GPA and BCP.

BCP is Biology, Chemistry, and Physics GPA right?

and Science GPA is basically that with Math classes added in? I have a couple classes that are "college credit" taken in high school which are College Algebra and Plane Trigonometry. Would these classes be figured into the Science GPA?

Thanks in advance.

you are right about BCP

science GPA (aside from math) also includes engineering and a bunch of other stuffs called "other sciences"...

Here:

http://www.adea.org/dental_educatio...ocuments/2011 ADEA AADSAS Course Subjects.pdf

 

[shanesmith]

Okay thank you. There is one class that doesn't really fall into one of the categories in that link. Human Sexuality.... lol. It is under Health

 

[dentalWorks]

Okay thank you. There is one class that doesn't really fall into one of the categories in that link. Human Sexuality.... lol. It is under Health

It sounds like a non-science class...

 

[The Prologue]

Isn't there a grey area regarding Non-science classes counting towards science gpa? Such as an anthropology course titled "Human Genetics".

 

[Maygyver]

Isn't there a grey area regarding Non-science classes counting towards science gpa? Such as an anthropology course titled "Human Genetics".

It seems weird that an anthro class would be titled that, but there is a small grey area. However, if it is in the anthro department, count is as thus. I highly doubt you did any sort of heavy molecular genetics in that course, which is what would count as science.