What is science GPA?

[kanudo]

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What courses are included? I went to the ADA site it says all classes that can be counted as biology,chem and physics. My major is Chem so do they consider the upper level chem and bio classes as well ?

 

[iamgosu]

What courses are included? I went to the ADA site it says all classes that can be counted as biology,chem and physics. My major is Chem so do they consider the upper level chem and bio classes as well ?

yep of course
all chem, physics, bio, and Other Science Courses i believe are calculated into your sci-gpa

 

[slm266]

Your application will have very detailed instructions when it comes to classifying classes as science/non-science. There are a million different gpas that ppl throw around, including science gpa, which will include most science related classes along with math (and stats I believe).
There is also a BCP (bio chem physics) gpa which is simply more limiting to such classes. It won't include the math, or other broad sciences.
Once you type in your coursework and transcript grades and fully submit your app (and not before then) it will spit out the calculated gpas.

 

[dentalWorks]

What courses are included? I went to the ADA site it says all classes that can be counted as biology,chem and physics. My major is Chem so do they consider the upper level chem and bio classes as well ?

science GPA = anything that is biology, chemistry, physics, and "other sciences"

Here this is directly taken from their ADDSAS:

and here are all the non-sciences

 

[kanudo]

thanks a lot. That was helpful.

 

[mprs]

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