<p>I'm probably going to be looked down upon in the Pre-Med board because of this, but how bad will it look if I've gotten a 670 SATII on biology and a 3 on the AP bio test.....</p>
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<p>I've been doing good in all my science classes, but Idk what happened on the AP test, i thought for sure i was gonna get a 4 but .....idk, enough for excuses, do you think it would hurt me a lot if i was applying to colleges like UPitt or Drexel?</p>
<p>If you are planning for a BA/MD, I think this will be considered, but if you mean going to a med school in the traditional way (4 years undergrad, 4 years med school), those scores won't be considered (BDM said he was only asked his high school transcript by 1 med school).</p>
<p>I mean in Pre-Med decisions. I'm not applying to like HYPS or some Ivy/Top Tier school. Will it still hurt?</p>
<p>Well... it depends on which schools you're applying to. Obviously, at the more competitive schools, it'll be worse. At the less competitive schools, it'll be... less worse.</p>
<p>Med schools won't care - they'll never see these scores.</p>
<p>BRM: </p>
<p>OP was talking about getting into college, not medical school.</p>
<p>nikkigirl12: </p>
<p>For UPitt, it should be fine - you may still get into the Honors college, but I wouldn't count on it, since the school's been getting more and more competitive. For Drexel, I can't say, since I'm not familiar with their undergrad admissions.</p>
<p>those scores should be good enough for Drexel</p>
<p>Honors College doesn't depend on how good you do on APs or whatever. At least not for UPitt. It only depends on your GPA/class rank and SAT Scores</p>