state school post bacc not in BCPM

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ssingh0

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From amcas 2006:

Postbaccalaureate Coursework is included in the "Undergraduate Total" GPA as well as in a separate "Postbaccalaureate" GPA.


does this mean bio/chem/physics/math classes taken in post-bacc can only increase the total gpa and not the BCPM?
 
no... post-bacc work is added as a seperate category to your undergrad years, and have their own GPA and BCPM GPA... these grades also factor in to your undergrad GPA.

Quick Answer: Post-Bacc science classes do count to your undergrad BCPM