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Where did you take the class and what class was it?
ebwgebgeb
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Oh wow im dumb i read your question wrong lol. I took it online and it was a calculus class.
What school offered the class online? That said, it is calculus, and I don't think it's a uniform requirement for dental school admissions. Even so, I don't see it as an issue once I know who offered the course.
usually it doesn't show on your transcript if its online/in-person. I wouldn't worry about it
ebwgebgeb
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So if I take a science pre req online and do NOT say that it was an online class on the special designation part of the courses section of the AADSAS, I'll be okay?
ebwgebgeb
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Oh, does it matter where the class was taken? I was more asking in general if its okay to not indicate a class as being online that IS a pre-requisite?
I could be wrong since its been a few years for me, but I don't think you have to put that on there
It matters that the institution is US accredited. You do not need to indicate whether a class is delivered online, and from what I know, the transcript won't really indicate it either. Over the last 10 years, many more so-called in-person on-campus classes have actually morphed into hybrid learning where some instruction or discussions occur through online course discussion boards to complement lectures. Some schools even have both in-person and online prerequisite course sections for the same course in the same semester to expand capacity beyond just the limits of a lecture hall. (Things I know from having been in the undergrad world as well.)
