So I've been reading a bunch of threads for about a month here and have seen a number of people talking about taking classes multiple times to get a better grade. Is that actually common? I know both the schools I'm looking into that would be dumb and not help you at all. They look at all your classes and average grades for classes you retake. If you didn't get a C or above I guess you need to for pre-reqs but if they had a C or B repeating the class sounds silly.
Are there a number of schools that only care about your best grade no mater how many times you take the class? Just the pervasiveness of the idea to repeat classes for a better grade has always struck me as odd.
I'm going to have to "repeat" two classes but that is not by my choice. I'm going to be applying for an accelerated BSN program and my science classes were completed too long ago to be accepted. So I have to retake microbiology and either retake a general Chem class or take a CLEP exam for one of the schools.
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So I've been reading a bunch of threads for about a month here and have seen a number of people talking about taking classes multiple times to get a better grade. Is that actually common? I know both the schools I'm looking into that would be dumb and not help you at all. They look at all your classes and average grades for classes you retake. If you didn't get a C or above I guess you need to for pre-reqs but if they had a C or B repeating the class sounds silly.
Are there a number of schools that only care about your best grade no mater how many times you take the class? Just the pervasiveness of the idea to repeat classes for a better grade has always struck me as odd.
I'm going to have to "repeat" two classes but that is not by my choice. I'm going to be applying for an accelerated BSN program and my science classes were completed too long ago to be accepted. So I have to retake microbiology and either retake a general Chem class or take a CLEP exam for one of the schools.