I'm applying to dental school this cycle, but have two prerequisites left to complete: Physics 1/2, and biochemistry. I'll enroll in a biochem course his fall, but it will be hard to fit in physics by May 2021. However, I have a minor in mathematics that covered several upper level math courses.
Is it likely that these can be substituted for the physics requirement?
I don't like throwing out numbers, but I'm just trying to provide context when viewed from the standpoint of an admissions committee.
~ Science GPA: 4.0
~ DAT: 22 AA
~ Undergrad GPA: 3.8 ( Accounting, Finance, Math)
~ MBA and 10+ work experience in corporate banking and finance.
Is it likely that these can be substituted for the physics requirement?
I don't like throwing out numbers, but I'm just trying to provide context when viewed from the standpoint of an admissions committee.
~ Science GPA: 4.0
~ DAT: 22 AA
~ Undergrad GPA: 3.8 ( Accounting, Finance, Math)
~ MBA and 10+ work experience in corporate banking and finance.