I have one credit at a community college that I got in high school and wasn't aware about. It's a B. Do. I have to transfer it or send it with my application? Just curious, thanks!
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You can just send in the transcript.
This is slightly relevant. I took two courses through UNCG iSchool while I was in high school (an NC thing that offers 'college' classes online). These courses were technically college classes but only high school students could take them. They only counted at my undergrad as 0 credit, elective classes. Still need to see if I can get a real transcript from UNCG? Didn't do so hot in them. I was in a car accident during the last week of the course, and didn't finish a great deal of my work because I was in the hospital. I believe I got a C or B in both of them, though I don't remember.
This is slightly relevant. I took two courses through UNCG iSchool while I was in high school (an NC thing that offers 'college' classes online). These courses were technically college classes but only high school students could take them. They only counted at my undergrad as 0 credit, elective classes. Still need to see if I can get a real transcript from UNCG? Didn't do so hot in them. I was in a car accident during the last week of the course, and didn't finish a great deal of my work because I was in the hospital. I believe I got a C or B in both of them, though I don't remember.
Of it's for 0 credit then I wouldn't. Plus it could only hurt you.
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I took 3 community college classes while in college. And didn't do so well in one of them. In fact, I got an F in a class because I completely blew it off. It was a stupid mistake made many years ago.
Although they were 0 credits at my high school, they are still college credits and you need to include all your transcripts when applying for dental school. One B from high school won't kill your chances, so don't sweat it.
Although they were 0 credits at my high school, they are still college credits and you need to include all your transcripts when applying for dental school. One B from high school won't kill your chances, so don't sweat it.
Also, can i just transfer that credit now to my university and just send my current university's transcript since it'll show up as a transfer credi
Also, can i just transfer that credit now to my university and just send my current university's transcript since it'll show up as a transfer credi
ADEA AADSAS requires a separate official transcript from each U.S. and Canadian institution attended
http://www.adea.org/dental_educatio...neralInstructions/Pages/CollegesAttended.aspx
Thanks. Wow I wish during my junior year of high school they would have explained it and let us have a choice. If I have to send the seperate transcript it is 3 credit but if I transfer it to my univeristy it counts as 1. So instead of 1 B it's 3...😡