Still Prerequisites left. Can I apply?

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toothdds

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Hello,

So I have Physics and Biochem left of the prereqs can I still apply this upcoming cycle? I would take Physics I in the fall and Biochem in the fall and Physics II in the spring? Would you suggest it? Or do I have to take one of them in the summer? I am just afraid summer might be too fast and I might mess up my GPA because of it.

Thank you!
 
Hello,

So I have Physics and Biochem left of the prereqs can I still apply this upcoming cycle? I would take Physics I in the fall and Biochem in the fall and Physics II in the spring? Would you suggest it? Or do I have to take one of them in the summer? I am just afraid summer might be too fast and I might mess up my GPA because of it.

Thank you!

It's fine
 
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use chemistryprep.com for biochemistry. its taught by chad from chads videos. youll thank me later. at least you dont have orgo or bio left to do, youre good!

Ok awesome! Thank you so much for the tip! And I was wondering you have been responding to many of my questions, I really appreciate it! Are you applying this upcoming cycle too?
 
Just make sure that the schools you apply to will grant you an interview even though you have outstanding prerequisites (i.e. won't complete prior to Dec 2017). Most schools are okay with it, but only a handful of schools are like that, such as Stony Brook
 
You'll be fine.
Just bear in mind the speed of coursework in dental school. It is ALOT of classes, and fast. If you fall behind, it's really difficult to catch up. Plus you have preclinical requirements, as well as other time consuming work.

I wish you luck, but get used to drinking from a firehose.