<p>Hey i am taking a summer class, so i can get a little ahead for premed. And it would also make my schedule easier for the upcoming years. Anyways, my question is that if i decide later this summer that i dont want to take the credit and drop the class, Will it be still on my transcript? Can i just go to the admission office and say dont send my credit from summer school? If i do this, i would take the same course again, which would be no prob to me. I dont want to make this decision without taking some classes first this summer.</p>
<p>The reason for this question is that I might just want to stick to another course load next year without the summer courses. Sometimes i think there is no reason to rush everything, but i kinda want to have that back-up credit.</p>
<p>The class is Chem. I will be taking it at another university than my current college. My college do not have summer schools so that is why i am taking it at somewhere different. Main question is that after doing some classes for chem in the summer, am i obligated to send the grades to my current college? Or can i just forget about it?</p>
<p>I can't really comment on your university transcripts, but for medical school purposes, you will have to report ALL college courses you take, there is no way to take a registered course and "hide" it from AMCAS.</p>
<p>You can drop the class. Where I go, you have 1 week to drop it without it showing up on your transcript (and you get a full refund). After that, you can drop it and get a "W" and usually no refund.</p>
<p>Sadly, you can't just "not show" classes you've taken.</p>
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Anyways, my question is that if i decide later this summer that i dont want to take the credit and drop the class, Will it be still on my transcript?
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Do you mean dropping in the sense of withdrawing or not reporting it to your home institution for transfer credit?</p>
<p>While you are required to report all attempted college coursework on your med school application, I don't think any med school admission committee would care about a withdrawn summer school class.</p>
<p>If you finish the class with a letter grade, the class will be included in your med school application GPA, even if you do not report it to your home institution for transfer credit.</p>
<p>If it's at a community college, you don't want to take a med school prereq at a CC/JC anyway (it looks bad and med schools will wonder why you didn't take the course at your home institution). Also, any W is going to look bad, so if you're going to receive a W for dropping the course, consider it a no-go.</p>