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I'm not sure the system would accept DR. I would either use W (for withdrawn) or ask AADSAS what would fit best.Anyone know how to enter a grade if you dropped a course? My official transcript left my grade blank, but in the transcript entry, it says a grade is required. Should I add "DR" to signify that it was dropped?
That would be appropriate.Would you recommend putting any Intramural competition wins in the Achievements section?
I would condense so that it doesn't look like you're just fluffing your application up by adding tons of entries. Quality > quantity.I do have substantial hours (40-80) at a couple of GP offices and a clinic, but I also shadowed about a dozen GPs and specialists over the course of a year, usually visiting each office for a couple of days. Should I just make separate entries for each dentist/office or would it be better to condense my shadowing experience into fewer entries?
I think "Other Master" would work because it isn't an MS.I am in a non-thesis masters program at NC State University, and my transcript just calls it "physiology, master of" but on my other school website it's referred to as "physiology-MR". I don't think it's considered a master of science because there was another option to do that which included a thesis. So my question is when I'm entering that degree on AADSAS, what do I call it? There isn't a "master of physiology" option, but i could do "other master" I guess and then put physiology as my major. I just want to do the correct thing though because I'm terrified of making a mistake and having it delay my application. Thanks in advance!
I also attended a quarter school and was able to select all 3 classes + labs to fulfill my prereq requirements. I'd select what you can and email the school, telling them you have all your requirements w/ proof. You can also ask AADSAS to see if there's some sort of glitch in the application for those schools/what you can do.In the Program Materials section, some of the schools (Tufts, NYU, etc) make you assign prerequisite courses separately by semester. For example, there is a separate section for General Chemistry I & General Chemistry II because they want 2 semesters worth.
How would I assign my courses if I attended a quarter system school? They indicate that 2 semesters = 3 quarters but don't allow us to assign the 3 quarters worth? Other schools just have General Chemistry listed as one section and I can select all 3 quarters to fulfill the requirement.
Everything must match exactly- if the AP courses are on your transcript, you need to put them on your application. Also, some schools do require English (UCLA is one), so you'd need your AP course to fulfill that. I put my AP courses all under my first quarter at my university.Hi you guys,
On my unofficial transcript, it says for my AP courses that units were transferred but they aren't under a specific quarter. I used my AP English credit and AP Math credit to pass me out of English and math courses at my university, but I never used any AP credit to fulfill any pre-dental courses. Do I need to still request my university to release my AP scores on my transcript or would it be okay not reporting any AP courses on the transcript entry section?
Thanks!