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Hello all,
I've read a few related threads and thought I would pose the same question with different circumstances:
Graduated in '08 with a B.S in Applied Physics. 3.07 cgpa and 3.04 sgpa.
I technically only need to take Orgo and Biology. But..my general chemistry grades taken freshmen year were both (hard earned) C's. I got A's in all but one math course I took in college and obviously I've got a broad brush of Physics classes.
Ideally, I'd like to do a quick math "refresher" course ever the summer and retake general chem I and II in a summer school format then take a year for Orgo and Biology followed by a second summer of Biochem or some other upper level science.
I know as a science major, there are many who would recommend a SMP. Is it completely wrong of me to say I remember very little from undergrad and I'm terrified of entering a SMP completely under-qualified?
Money and geography are (thankfully) not an issue. My ultimate goal is to be taken seriously when I apply to med school. I enjoy structure and that's what appeals to me with regards to a formal Post-Bac. But with so few required courses left to take, would I be wasting my time? Thanks in advance for any guidance!
I've read a few related threads and thought I would pose the same question with different circumstances:
Graduated in '08 with a B.S in Applied Physics. 3.07 cgpa and 3.04 sgpa.
I technically only need to take Orgo and Biology. But..my general chemistry grades taken freshmen year were both (hard earned) C's. I got A's in all but one math course I took in college and obviously I've got a broad brush of Physics classes.
Ideally, I'd like to do a quick math "refresher" course ever the summer and retake general chem I and II in a summer school format then take a year for Orgo and Biology followed by a second summer of Biochem or some other upper level science.
I know as a science major, there are many who would recommend a SMP. Is it completely wrong of me to say I remember very little from undergrad and I'm terrified of entering a SMP completely under-qualified?
Money and geography are (thankfully) not an issue. My ultimate goal is to be taken seriously when I apply to med school. I enjoy structure and that's what appeals to me with regards to a formal Post-Bac. But with so few required courses left to take, would I be wasting my time? Thanks in advance for any guidance!