Verified with corrections - where are they?

[imnastywitit]

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Alright, so I got verified this morning (which, according to SDN world, means that my application is extremely late and will not be considered by med schools, rendering this post useless), and two of my courses were verified with corrections. However, the info for those two courses in the academic record section is exactly how I originally entered it. So I take it that the med schools get to see the corrections that were made, and I don't? For what its worth, I had my Statistics and Research Design class classified as Math, and that got the X, and I had an intro to meditation gym class classified as other, and that got the X.

 

[armybound]

I had some courses with an X on them as well and I have no idea what the change was. It may have been in the category or classification of the courses, or the official semester which they counted toward (based on credit hours).

It's meaningless though, so don't worry about it.

 

[vinniekan]

Alright, so I got verified this morning (which, according to SDN world, means that my application is extremely late and will not be considered by med schools, rendering this post useless), and two of my courses were verified with corrections. However, the info for those two courses in the academic record section is exactly how I originally entered it. So I take it that the med schools get to see the corrections that were made, and I don't? For what its worth, I had my Statistics and Research Design class classified as Math, and that got the X, and I had an intro to meditation gym class classified as other, and that got the X.

or if you have an MCAT<30 or GPA<3.75, there's no hope for US allo, you should just go carribean 🙄

 

[echidna]

Almost half of my classes were verified with correction- took me a while to figure out that they changed the year I took a lot of my classes for some reason, e.g. they changed classes I took during my fourth year from SR to JR and during my sophomore year from SO to FR. Same with some postbacc classes that I took at another school after I graduated- changed from PB to SR, even though that would have been my fifth year and I already had a degree. I don't really care, it's just weird.

I'm also surprised they didn't catch a couple of blatant errors in course number either.