<p>So I wanted to major in history or anthropology in college, but since I wanted to become a doctor, I also wanted to do the requirements for med school (biology, chem, etc.) however, my AP Bio grade didn't come out good this semester (only because the final dropped me to a C+), however I know that a C+ counts as a B+ in my school for an AP class, but I'm not sure if it'll show up as a C+ or a B+ on my transcript, so I was wondering if that would hurt my admission to a college?</p>
<p>Higher grades in high school are always helpful for college admissions.</p>
<p>However, high school grades and AP scores do not matter for medical school admissions (and many medical schools do not accept AP scores in substitution of pre-med course requirements). But all college grades (including college or dual-enrollment courses taken while in high school) do go into your GPA for medical school admission purposes.</p>