<p>ok... here's my situation... I'm premed/prepharmacy freshman. I'm currently taking math 1a. I got a C on the first midterm... Should i change it to Pass/No Pass and then start from 16a in the spring and then do 16b in the summer so i don't fall behind? It says I won't receive any credit for 16a if i take math 1a, so does it mean whatever grade i get in 16a, it won't factor into my gpa? also. are med schools ok with that?</p>
<p>drop deadline this friday.. ><</p>
<p>hm nvm. w.e ill just stick with 1a.</p>
<p>The drop deadline was a long time ago.
I think this Friday's deadline is for pass/not pass.</p>
<p>take 16b next semester. Try to pull up your grade to at least a B.</p>
<p>888888 is 1A really hard? becuase i am deciding between 1A and 16A now and never had calc before-but 1A has the better professor. ideas?</p>
<p>If you don't need to take 1A, take 16A. From what I've heard and experienced, 1A is much more challenging because you deal with proofs.</p>
<p>88888888, just take 16B next semester and pull up your 1A grade to a B at least.</p>
<p>If you are premed, you are probably going to end up taking a stats class. Some places will let you use your stats course as one of your two math courses or so I have heard (which will overshadow your 1A grade).</p>
<p>^
stats class?
hmm. interesting. i haven't heard that before.
1a is hard well imo... if u have like no calc experience.. -.-
I'm think im gonna go to math dept/career center or something tomorrow and ask if like if i make 1a p/np and take 16a +16b still count as 2 semesters of calculus, even though i won't get a grade for 16a..</p>
<p>i failed every single quiz.. so far.. in agol.</p>
<p>Not sure about pharm, but med school apps take every single grade, even on courses you have repeated and whilst stats is advisable, it does not replace another class- there is the BCMP (bio-chem-math-phys) GPA and the all other GPA</p>
<p>how do med schools look at p/np classes? are they counted? like if i take p/np math 1a and take a grade for 16a.</p>
<p>you enter the class as P-NP or as grade, so PNP does not affect the GPA or SGPA</p>