im taking 4 post-bacc classes this semester bc it was recommended by MCG after i was rejected by them in early november(at the time MCG was my 1st choice bc of cost). i never updated my aadsas with this info. im now accepted at my 2nd (but really 1st if cost is disregarded) school of choice...question is...should i finish out my post bacc classes or withdraw so i can relax b4 going to dental school? would the school im attending in the fall ever know i withdrew from classes if i never posted it on aadsas that i was even taking them n not send in a transcript? thanks!
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withdrawing from postbacc classes post acceptance?
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You attended school there so you will have to submit a transcript from the school. If you try and get around this you will probably be caught when they do a standard background check before you matriculate. Best bet is to call the school you will be attending and ask if you need to finish out. I am going to NYU most likely next year and they require me to finish my masters. Other classmates I had received unconditional acceptances elsewhere and are relaxing/working right now. It all depends on the school.
