Science GPA question

[FCMike11]

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For my associates in nursing (RN), I had to take Human A&P 1 & 2, and also Microbiology. I am fairly certain these courses were to be considered for nursing purpose, rather than science majors (I don't know this for certain, the human A&P 1 class had a course number of 2401).

Anyways if that were to be true ( they weren't necessarily "science majors" course), will these be calculated into my sgpa?

 

[jeghaber]

sGPA is based on which courses fall under BCPM (biology, chemistry, physics and math), rather than what it was used to fulfill so your courses seem to fit the bill for sGPA calculations. I hope this is good news for you! 🙂

 

[earf]

Yes they will be counted as BCPM. Mark it as so in your application and if they don't, then AMCAS will correct this for you when they verify your application.

Look at the categories below:
https://www.aamc.org/students/download/181694/data/