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Is it hard to get medical schools to accept undergraduate credits?

I’m looking at schools in texas and both my undergraduate degrees are from oklahoma schools. I ran into a lot of problems transferring credits for my 2nd degree. Is it the same for medical schools?

You aren’t transferring any credits when you are applying to a medical school. When you submit a transcript, it is simply verifying that you have met requirements and validating GPAs.

Every medical school receives applications from students in every state (as do undergraduate universities) so the admissions people are very familiar with every school out there. If you encountered a previous problem with some credits, there must be something unusual about those specific credits.

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  1. You aren’t transferring any credits when you are applying to a medical school. When you submit a transcript, it is simply verifying that you have met requirements and validating GPAs.

    Every medical school receives applications from students in every state (as do undergraduate universities) so the admissions people are very familiar with every school out there. If you encountered a previous problem with some credits, there must be something unusual about those specific credits.
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