Summer courses for Non-Sci Major

[mbusa]

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I am going to be a sophomore and I am a Finance major. I was wondering if it is alright to take lower level business classes such as Accounting and Econ at a community college. I need to fit some other classes such as upper level Science classes/electives into my schedule. I really need to free up some room.

 

[theseeker4]

I am going to be a sophomore and I am a Finance major. I was wondering if it is alright to take lower level business classes such as Accounting and Econ at a community college. I need to fit some other classes such as upper level Science classes/electives into my schedule. I really need to free up some room.

As long as your university classes are in the A range, especially the sciences, there is no reason taking some classes at a community college should hurt you. The fact that the CC classes won't be pre-reqs or even sciences means med school's won't care at all; just do well in all the classes, both university and CC, to keep your GPA up.

 

[mbusa]

As long as your university classes are in the A range, especially the sciences, there is no reason taking some classes at a community college should hurt you. The fact that the CC classes won't be pre-reqs or even sciences means med school's won't care at all; just do well in all the classes, both university and CC, to keep your GPA up.

Excellent. My school does not count summer courses towards your gpa so I really need to work on my sGPA. I noticed that you are Wright State University? Mind if I PM you about a couple of things regarding going there?

 

[theseeker4]

Excellent. My school does not count summer courses towards your gpa so I really need to work on my sGPA. I noticed that you are Wright State University? Mind if I PM you about a couple of things regarding going there?

Wayne State, actually, in Detroit.

 

[mbusa]

The GPA calculation from your school is NOT the GPA calculation used by AMCAS in your medical school application. If those summer classes are for credit with a letter grade, they will be calculated in your medical school application.

I see. Thank You

Wayne State, actually, in Detroit.

LOL. my bad