Under-grad GPA calculations

[pgangluff]

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Hi guys!!

I have a question about how med schools figure your undergrad GPA. I'm working on my B.A. in psych right now, but I also have an Associates of Applied Science degree in Emergency Medical Services. The EMS classes I took at a comm. college are considered "technical courses" by my current school and don't count towards my B.A. degree or GPA at all.

My question is will med schools figure these courses into my GPA? I'm hoping they will, since they're all A's and would raise my GPA by a point or two.

Thanks!!

 

[bewitched1081]

amcas will probably put them under your overall gpa, but not your science.

 

[kito]

Bewitched, please tell me that's not you in your avatar.

 

[TTSD]

Originally posted by ankitovich
Bewitched, please tell me that's not you in your avatar.

..that's a Final Fantasy character. RINOA FOREVER! =)

 

[docmemi]

i would imagine if you got college credit for those courses, regardless of what your current college says, you should be able to have them go towards your amcas gpa. are those classes transferrable to some other colleges??

 

[fullefect1]

Yes they would, but why are those classes non-transferable? If you recieved a Associates Degree,you still should have taken english, history, language, and humanaties classes. There are many GER classes that student's have to take in Mass to earn an associates, which mostly all of them tranfer over to four year schools.