This three-part question is directed toward medical students who were non-science majors and who only took the required pre-requisites prior to matriculation:
How free time is there in your first year of medical school to pursue hobbies, other interests or relationships?
To what extent does the amount of free time one has vary depending on which school one is in (i.e., state school v. vs 'elite' school, assuming both are P/F)?
Do you feel that you had substantially less free time than your classmates who were science majors and went beyond the pre-medical requirements by taking biochemistry and anatomy for example before matriculating?
How free time is there in your first year of medical school to pursue hobbies, other interests or relationships?
To what extent does the amount of free time one has vary depending on which school one is in (i.e., state school v. vs 'elite' school, assuming both are P/F)?
Do you feel that you had substantially less free time than your classmates who were science majors and went beyond the pre-medical requirements by taking biochemistry and anatomy for example before matriculating?