Just started checking out some medical school's that I'm considering applying to. I checked out NYIT-COM's FAQ page ( http://ift.tt/1OEZAdW ). Under, "do you accept online courses for the pre-requesite coursework?" it states that "No, all pre-requisite coursework must be completed at an accredited institution".
It looks straightforward, but I don't think it is. I'm taking a semester of gen physics online right now (the lab component is in person and the exams are taken in-class and are proctored). I take the same exams as the students who take the physics in-class.
What if the online classes are offered by my accredited institution? Their response to that FAQ makes no sense. Or, perhaps they literally mean 'at' the institution?
Also, my transcript doesen't state that I'm taking it online (only my section number, which would correlate to the online version of the course if they consulted my school). I'm worried now because I'm getting ready to register for next semesters classes and don't know whether or not I really have to take it in person (I learn better on my own anyway).
I'm not certain of what this means for me.
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Online Coursework: Am I Screwed?
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