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Withdrawing from a class after being accepted?
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I don't see why not. The safe answer is, as always, to call or email the school you were accepted to and double check.
Most schools would probably be fine with it as long as it's not a pre-req. But I would call just in case
I just dropped my Organic Chemistry class today after calling WSU the other day and making sure it was OK! Such a great feeling!
That’s comforting! I’m planning on applying to WSU next cycle, as I’m an Idaho resident. But I’ll also be applying to Colorado state and Midwestern which require O-chem 2. If I get in to WSU I’d rather notI just dropped my Organic Chemistry class today after calling WSU the other day and making sure it was OK! Such a great feeling!
That was exactly my logic. I was taking the full series (again, to improve previous grades and open the door to more schools) just in case. Sionara, ochem!That’s comforting! I’m planning on applying to WSU next cycle, as I’m an Idaho resident. But I’ll also be applying to Colorado state and Midwestern which require O-chem 2. If I get in to WSU I’d rather not