u/Maximum_Yesterday849

Hello, I am a high school senior trying to get an associate's degree before I graduate. To make it easier, I wanted to take some classes through CLEP so I don't have to go through a whole 16-week course for stuff like College Algebra. With that being said, are we allowed to use a TI-84 and what is the typical test like? I took the Modern States test and it was straightforward; my only issue is with like even and odd functions. I also have a 29 on ACT math; do you guys think I would be able to pass it or should I study some more? I dont want to waste my voucher and wait a couple months.

Im applying for the Guaranteed entrance to medical school program at Louisville and was wondering how my chances look. I know it’s not like a BSMD program but it’s similar to it 😭 I did bad my freshman year so my gpa is only a 3.767 unweighted and a 30 ACT. I have about 30 college credits and have about 100 volunteering hours and have an internship for a hospital. I also am pretty successful in my sport with multiple college interests. I obviously have other achievements and Other ECs as well as some projects from my biomedical course in high school but going off that base do I have a good shot?

What do you guys think y’all are scoring?

I recently took the act this month and I haven’t got my score back but I think I did pretty well. That being said, I’m 100% sure I did nowhere near as good on the science as I did previously. Am I able to just omit the science scores if I get a really good score? I’m taking it again in July and whatever I get I’m gonna have to submit it as I have college apps soon