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I have another stupid question. Suppose you get accepted to a dental school for next fall. You completed all prerequisites but don't graduate from college next spring as planned. Would the dental school then take back your acceptance?
I'm asking this because my senior engineering courses are crosslisted as graduate courses.
These are engineering design courses and happen to have fewer than 15 people. Being crosslisted as grad courses, there are PhD students in the class and some are MS students with prior engineering work experience.
Only about 5 people there are undergrads.
Everyone in my engineering classes are highly motivated and bright. And this adds to a danger in my grades, due to the fact that the final grades will be curved from an 'A' to a' D' and because of a small sampling size.
I'm asking this because my senior engineering courses are crosslisted as graduate courses.
These are engineering design courses and happen to have fewer than 15 people. Being crosslisted as grad courses, there are PhD students in the class and some are MS students with prior engineering work experience.
Only about 5 people there are undergrads.
Everyone in my engineering classes are highly motivated and bright. And this adds to a danger in my grades, due to the fact that the final grades will be curved from an 'A' to a' D' and because of a small sampling size.