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06 Sep 2016, 15:32
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Hi All,
I took 2 pre-med night courses for an extension program after I finished undergrad, and am unsure whether I need to submit them to Columbia MBA. I withdrew 1 and the other I got a C-, because I decided not to do pre-med and just focus on my healthcare consulting career.
Do I have to send these to Columbia MBA, or can I leave them out? They were non-degree, and were not transferred to any degree program.
Thanks!
I took 2 pre-med night courses for an extension program after I finished undergrad, and am unsure whether I need to submit them to Columbia MBA. I withdrew 1 and the other I got a C-, because I decided not to do pre-med and just focus on my healthcare consulting career.
Do I have to send these to Columbia MBA, or can I leave them out? They were non-degree, and were not transferred to any degree program.
Thanks!
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06 Sep 2016, 22:12
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Definitely you shouldn't send the one you withdrew. As far as the other one is concerned, C- is not a good grade, if I am in your place I wouldn't send it too...
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07 Sep 2016, 08:06
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I have been talking with a couple MBA admissions consultants and they all suggest you don't have to send in ancillary transcripts (e.g., night classes, extension courses) if they weren't part of any degree or were not transferred for degree credit.
