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These are the requirements for the grad school which I want to go to.
I'm a high school student at the moment.
Subject and semester hours
Biology 8
English 6
Inorganic Chemistry 8
Organic Chemistry 8
Physics 8
All courses in the sciences must include both lecture and laboratory instruction.
Advanced placement courses will not be accepted.
On the website it also says
I been wondering if it would be better to take Physics B in high school and take the AP test, and take Physics C in college or take Physics B and take it again in college.
Also, I been wondering what other classes I should take in college to improve my chances to get into grad school.
I'm a high school student at the moment.
Subject and semester hours
Biology 8
English 6
Inorganic Chemistry 8
Organic Chemistry 8
Physics 8
All courses in the sciences must include both lecture and laboratory instruction.
Advanced placement courses will not be accepted.
On the website it also says
A strong background in the natural sciences is essential, both as a criterion for admission and as a basis for successful performance in dental school. In addition, students are urged to include courses in government, economics, and social and behavioral sciences in their pre dental education, since the dental practitioner must combine technical competence with an awareness of and sensitivity to factors which bear on the patient and the community, such as education and socioeconomic status.
I been wondering if it would be better to take Physics B in high school and take the AP test, and take Physics C in college or take Physics B and take it again in college.
Also, I been wondering what other classes I should take in college to improve my chances to get into grad school.