So I just have to pass the Math and Biology GRE to get be a Math and Bio major at EC?

[sunnyjohn]

I know many of you have taken the GRE's. I know they are rigorous, but I think I can do this if i study hard this summer. I do have some science background that might make this work.

I did my own audit and am pretty sure I have the General Studies stuff coverered and the upper/lower level lab for Bio. So if I wanted to double major in Math and Biology I would just need to pass the GRE for those subject at a certain percentile?

What about this change everyone is talking about at EC?

[NAP]

I love your idea, but I am not sure how EC handles double majors.

In theory, this was true last week.

This week, we do not know if/how/when the GRE policy may be changed at EC. We hope to get more information on Friday.

Are you currently enrolled at EC? That may or may not help you with this.

Charter Oak also accepts GREs for credit. If their policy does not change, they may be another option for you.

We do not know what is causing the possible change at EC and if it affects COSC, too.

[sunnyjohn]

I love your idea, but I am not sure how EC handles double majors.

In theory, this was true last week.

This week, we do not know if/how/when the GRE policy may be changed at EC. We hope to get more information on Friday.

Are you currently enrolled at EC? That may or may not help you with this.

Charter Oak also accepts GREs for credit. If their policy does not change, they may be another option for you.

We do not know what is causing the possible change at EC and if it affects COSC, too.

No I was planning on enrolling this week at EC.

They have all my transcripts. I let time run out on me and have to repay the $75 application fee.

If they don't take the GRE, I'll just do the BSc in Liberal Science. I am almost positive I have all the credits I need (except the information literacy and the Math I am working on this week with ALEKS). I want to get this done with. I could wait until Oct, but I want my degree before the end of the summer.

[NAP]

You are so close! That is great!

No matter what is going on with the GRE policy at EC. The next Subject GRE exams will not be given until October and then transcripts take a few more weeks.

Sounds like you will want to be done much sooner than that.

What are your plans after this degree is finished?

[sunnyjohn]

You are so close! That is great!

No matter what is going on with the GRE policy at EC. The next Subject GRE exams will not be given until October and then transcripts take a few more weeks.

Sounds like you will want to be done much sooner than that.

What are your plans after this degree is finished?

I dunno.

I've been accepted to a Master degree entry nursing program on the condition I finish my Bachelor's degree by December 2010. I am also considering going to medical school in St Kitts and just need the degree to meet that requirement.

I also have applications in at Cornell and Deleware Valley College(to study Plant Science/horticulture ) and UTexas Arlington and Drexel.

My parents say I am happy being the eternal student and that is why I will not decide.milelol:

[NAP]

All of them look like great options, and you have a few minutes to decide what you really want to do next!

[cookderosa]

I dunno.

I've been accepted to a Master degree entry nursing program on the condition I finish my Bachelor's degree by December 2010. I am also considering going to medical school in St Kitts and just need the degree to meet that requirement.

I also have applications in at Cornell and Deleware Valley College(to study Plant Science/horticulture ) and UTexas Arlington and Drexel.

My parents say I am happy being the eternal student and that is why I will not decide.milelol:

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I'm curious which direct entry program you have admission to. I'm considering applying to Vanderbilt, University Cincinnati, and Columbia....but am chicken that I'd get accepted lol.