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Finished a 4 year, non-science degree at my state school, now trying to finish the science pre-reqs while working.
So far I've taken physics 1 and 2 + bio 1 and 2 online at a recognized community college. Nothing on my transcript distinguishes them as "online" but the labs were done at home.
I've also taken chem 1 and 2 online at a 4-year satellite school of the one I graduated from, with the transcript not saying anything about them being online.
I'm planning on taking Ochem 1 and 2 + biochem at the school I graduated from, in person.
Trying to figure out if the labs I've taken being "online" means they won't be accepted by some/most TMDSAS schools.
I interpret the TMDSAS definition of an "online" class to mean a class from an online college, and see people saying that they didn't have any issues using a class they took online at a brick and mortar school as a pre-req, provided their transcript didn't say anything about it.
This is my biggest worry regarding the application, I think everything else (except having no research) is solid.
So far I've taken physics 1 and 2 + bio 1 and 2 online at a recognized community college. Nothing on my transcript distinguishes them as "online" but the labs were done at home.
I've also taken chem 1 and 2 online at a 4-year satellite school of the one I graduated from, with the transcript not saying anything about them being online.
I'm planning on taking Ochem 1 and 2 + biochem at the school I graduated from, in person.
Trying to figure out if the labs I've taken being "online" means they won't be accepted by some/most TMDSAS schools.
I interpret the TMDSAS definition of an "online" class to mean a class from an online college, and see people saying that they didn't have any issues using a class they took online at a brick and mortar school as a pre-req, provided their transcript didn't say anything about it.
This is my biggest worry regarding the application, I think everything else (except having no research) is solid.
