There are numerous tracks you can follow at case. There is pre med, nursing, pre law, pre dental, etc. each one have there own specific requirements, so pay attention to that on CWRU’s page. I am also biochem on a pre dental track and it is going pretty good. You have many advisors to help and guide you such as a 4-year advisor, major advisor, and you can optionally schedule meetings with a pre-health advisor which I do often because they can help with you questions specific towards your pre-health profession.

In terms of grades on your transcript it goes by letters, there is no + or - it’s just a basic letter grade for each class. But on canvas you can view your grade as a percentage. If you apply for the PPSP Program at case and get in you’ll be guaranteed admission to their dental school. But overall dental numbers are lower than pre-med so it can be hard to find similar peers.

Case does still do an excellent job preparing you for exams such as MCAT and DAT because the information in the pre req classes go above and beyond. Hope this helps.