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I've taken Gen Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, however, while I wanted to go into healthcare, I didn't really commit to becoming a doctor until fairly recently. While I intend to take the rest of the classes, and the Organic chemistry, and some upper level classes, is it bad they aren't in order though? Not back to back? Or is it just what grades I get in the classes, and what score I get on the MCAT, as that seems to show that you really retained the information.
Also, I took them at a Comm College for $$$ reasons, in addition to the fact that I was encouraged to do so. My Chemistry Professor at the CC had a Masters from NYU and a PhD from Columbia, so she knew her stuff. Meanwhile, were I to take General Chemistry from a local 4 yr, I would pretty much be guarenteed a seat in a class of over 300 people taught by a TA who barely knows what they are talking about. In that regard, I'd have to be amazed if anyone looked down on my choice. However I still plan on taking the rest of the classes at a 4 yr. I've just wondering if I should just retake all those classes, because if that's the case, I might as well get a second bachelors that includes those classes.
Also, I took them at a Comm College for $$$ reasons, in addition to the fact that I was encouraged to do so. My Chemistry Professor at the CC had a Masters from NYU and a PhD from Columbia, so she knew her stuff. Meanwhile, were I to take General Chemistry from a local 4 yr, I would pretty much be guarenteed a seat in a class of over 300 people taught by a TA who barely knows what they are talking about. In that regard, I'd have to be amazed if anyone looked down on my choice. However I still plan on taking the rest of the classes at a 4 yr. I've just wondering if I should just retake all those classes, because if that's the case, I might as well get a second bachelors that includes those classes.