<p>So, I'm taking a Biochemistry course at the community college I attend full-time and all folks in the class are Pre-med. It is an intensive special course in which we do research while going through 2 semester of what would Funds of Biochem and Biochem Seminar. We are a small group and except for me and another guy, everybody has a degree either in science or in whatever else and decided to go pre-med after graduation or want to raise their GPA.</p>
<p>While talking with my classmates, someone commented that they are taking courses at Harvard because it would look better than courses in community college. I noticed a lot of people have the idea CCs are easier than 4-year colleges, which I find odd since my pre-med friends at prestigious liberal-art colleges seem to have less things to do every month than I have in week.</p>
<p>However, I find myself really concerned. I'm leaving Orgo, Phys II and Calculus to be taken when I transfer, but what about the courses I have already taken/will take? Will medical schools turn down my applications because I went to a junior college? Will I have to retake everything again? What if the schools I plan on transferring to won't let me take things again? Are my As considered a Bs and Bs considered Cs for them?</p>
<p>Can I still get into a nice medical schools? Any advice?</p>