PeterPatting Posted March 21, 2017 Report Share Posted March 21, 2017 Hi all,Some background information: - 4th year nursing student - Need to go back for at least 1 more year of UG to complete pre-requisites for US schools - If I took the non-degree year I'd like to take it at YorkU as it is closer to me than my home institution AND and an A (80%) = 4.0 on AMCAS - Have already taken Gchem 1 and 2 and Bio 1 Essentially my question is whether or not schools consider a Non-degree year at a different institution differently from a 5th year? Does it matter?Also - I'd like to take Bio 2 this summer but my home institution does not offer it unfortunately, however YorkU does. Will it be problematic/confusing for the schools I apply to for me to have taken Bio 1 and Bio 2 at different institutions? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mashmetoo Posted March 21, 2017 Report Share Posted March 21, 2017 Hi all, Some background information: - 4th year nursing student - Need to go back for at least 1 more year of UG to complete pre-requisites for US schools - If I took the non-degree year I'd like to take it at YorkU as it is closer to me than my home institution AND and an A (80%) = 4.0 on AMCAS - Have already taken Gchem 1 and 2 and Bio 1 Essentially my question is whether or not schools consider a Non-degree year at a different institution differently from a 5th year? Does it matter? Also - I'd like to take Bio 2 this summer but my home institution does not offer it unfortunately, however YorkU does. Will it be problematic/confusing for the schools I apply to for me to have taken Bio 1 and Bio 2 at different institutions? It might matter for calculation of cGPA. I did something similar to this. Went to another institute other than my degree-granting institute to finish off some prereqs for US schools. But if the point is to get the necessary prereqs, it doesn't matter. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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