transferring in, good for premed or not?

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<p>First I have some questions about transferring in with AP credits. I plan on transferring after a year, but that will include 10 AP credits. With three 4s, and seven 3s, how many semester hours credit will I receive when transferring those? Also I will take 10-12 semester hour credits at a CC over the summer. I will be attending FSU or USF this year, and plan on transferring into the fall of 2013. </p>

<p>How does UF account your AP credits into semester hours? I heard they give you 3 for each AP, or 6 if you score a 5 on some APs. </p>

<p>Also does having CC classes and AP classes in the beginning hurt your chances for medical school admission? Because I heard they don't like any CC classes, and idk about AP because that wasnt even in college.</p>

<p>How can I go about transferring in one year to UF, and still be on track for med school admissions?</p>

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<p>First of all, UF doesn’t take transfers with less than 60 credits. Secondly, priority is given to those transfers who have completed an A.A degree at a CC, so your USF or FSU gpa is going to need to be stellar in order to be considered.</p>

<p>as for taking CC classes as a pre-med student - don’t take any PRE MED REQUIREMENTS at the CC. That’s the main concern for the med school admissions board. So don’t take your chems, bios, physics, and/or maths there.</p>