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Office Hours - Entering Coursework
The TMDSAS Support team addresses your frequently asked questions about entering coursework. Zuleima answers questions about entering AP Coursework, determining whether a course is BCPM and fulfills a pre-requisite, and does a live demo of how to create a college, term, and enter courses in the TMDSAS application.
Listen to the audio-only version on the Inside Health Education podcast:
Questions about entering coursework into the application have been among the most
commonly asked this cycle.
Join the TMDSAS Communications Specialist, Zuleima Melendez, as she breaks down the
process and helps you finish this section of the application.
Links referenced:
- TMDSAS Application Guide
- Course Listings Page
- Prescribed Coursework Definitions:
About the author: The TMDSAS Support team is here to help address your questions about how to get through the application to the schools quickly and easily.
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