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What pre-req classes should I plan to retake?
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This question can't be considered in isolation. It depends on your overall application and stats. Obviously the C would be the highest yield to retake.
You probably should have just started 1 thread about your application and chances, rather than 3 different threads with inter-related questions. Having everything in one place would make it a lot easier to help you.
You probably should have just started 1 thread about your application and chances, rather than 3 different threads with inter-related questions. Having everything in one place would make it a lot easier to help you.
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Some schools do not accept prerequisite grades lower than a 3.0, and I believe a C is a 2.something as per PTCAS.
A C is 2.0 on PTCAS. Almost all schools I've seen say all pre-req grades must be a C or above (ie no C-). However, most require a 3.0 as the overall pre-req GPA.
Get an A in A&P II, retake chem I. Retake statistics online from a community college because that would be very easy to fit in.
yes,Some schools do not accept prerequisite grades lower than a 3.0, and I believe a C is a 2.something as per PTCAS.
Once again, this means the pre-req GPA must be >3.0. I doubt there are any schools whose minimum requirements don't technically allow for a single C anywhere on your transcript. Whether you get accepted or not with a C is a different matter, but many people do.
Once again, this means the pre-req GPA must be >3.0. I doubt there are any schools whose minimum requirements don't technically allow for a single C anywhere on your transcript. Whether you get accepted or not with a C is a different matter, but many people do.
Thanks! Yeah, I have yet to see a school who doesn't accept C grades (or below a 3.0).
I should have been more specific - University of Puget Sound states on their admission requirements that a grade of 3.0 or higher must be earned in each prerequisite course. I thought I had looked at another school with a similar requirement, but must be wrong about that as I can't find it.Some schools do not accept prerequisite grades lower than a 3.0, and I believe a C is a 2.something as per PTCAS.
I should have been more specific - University of Puget Sound states on their admission requirements that a grade of 3.0 or higher must be earned in each prerequisite course. I thought I had looked at another school with a similar requirement, but must be wrong about that as I can't find it.
Huh. The vast majority of schools I've seen just say pre-req have to be a C or higher, or sometimes they say nothing at all. Obviously if you have multiple C's you are unlikely to get in, but that is usually what the minimum is.