u/SavingsSpecific7976

So I took Pre-Calc, Calculus and Sociology in highschool but they were all colleges classes provided by the same state school I went to so they show up on my college Transcript. I took these before I ever started "College" in 2022 so when I go to plug in the classes, it wont let me because I technically started college then and these were taken in high school. Have any of you guys gone through this problem, and what was the fix? Do you guys recommend I just PTE for this and theyll take care of it?

Like mentioned in the title I’m taking the DAT on June 17th and I know it takes around a month for it to be verified and officially sent into your application. Should I just apply earlier and wait for the DAT score to get sent into my application or am I cooked for this cycle. I was going to take a gap year but decided that I might as well take the DAT and apply and get it over with (little late). Am I cooked or should I be fine. GPA isn’t the highest but I have good ECs (shadowing, dental assisting hours, A LOT of research hours and even a publication with possibly more on the way, and a bunch of volunteering). What do you guys think ?

Hi, I have the chance of getting the Alienware for $300, but also get the LG for $400. Is the LG worth the extra $100, or should I just go with the Alienware, as it is a $100 cheaper? Does the LG offer better colors or any improvements that you think make it better? (Besides the anti-glare coating but that doesnt really matter much to me)

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