<p>Anyways, I got 3 D's on my midterms before everything finally clicked for me on the final. I aced it :-/ The A on that took the place of one of the exams (doesn't matter which) and left my class grade at C. Should I retake this class next semester? Actually, while I'm asking, should I retake any of those classes that I got B-'s or C's <em>cough</em>genchemandphysics<em>cough</em> next year to pull my science gpa way up. I'm really confident that if I were to retake em, I could get A's and it'd bring my science GPA up from a flat 3.0</p>
<p>My university allows me to replace them, and the expense of an extra semester is something I'm willing to forego.</p>
<p>1.) No.
2.) No.
3.) It doesn't matter what your university allows. Medical schools don't replace unless the originals are actually erased from your transcript.</p>
<p>med schools will see both grades but i think on amcas only the old on counts toward your gpa. I don't think any med school will go "oh well he got it the second time around"...that's clearly not showing much...what you should do is take higher level chem/physics courses to make up for it....unless of course you'll end up doing badly in those too which would certainly not help.</p>
<p>Calccobra, I was making fun of the fact that I also got a C in organic (though it was 2nd semester). I guess some people on this board might be too young to remember the old commercials for The Hair Club for Men.</p>
<p>vaportrail, you have a weird brain. So you basically bombed all your midterms and everything just clicked for the final, like presto? That's unheard of for ochem, that is.</p>