Does an enviromental science course count toward your science GPA?
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I'm pretty sure that it does. 🙂
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I'd say that if the Biology department offered the course, it definitely would. (That's who offered the course I took)
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I think that under the help in the application it tells you which category to put an enviromental science course in.
When I filled out the AMCAS application, my environmental studies did not count in my science GPA. I think I had to catergorize them as social science.
Well in my uncoveted opinion, environmental = ecological which is a science...unless you did poorly in it 😉
