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It's alright. I'm not into the girls my age anyway. I like MILFs. Hopefully this works out for me if I ever get into med school.
LOL I hope it works out for you, too. Good luck out there.
It's alright. I'm not into the girls my age anyway. I like MILFs. Hopefully this works out for me if I ever get into med school.
It's alright. I'm not into the girls my age anyway. I like MILFs. Hopefully this works out for me if I ever get into med school.
I have gone out once during my whole college career. Also, that one night out was during summer break
That reply didn't go where I was expecting it to go..hahaha. Unexpected twist.It's alright. I'm not into the girls my age anyway. I like MILFs. Hopefully this works out for me if I ever get into med school.
It's alright. I'm not into the girls my age anyway. I like MILFs. Hopefully this works out for me if I ever get into med school.
That reply didn't go where I was expecting it to go..hahaha. Unexpected twist.
"EC: 1000 hrs/wk" Reminds of what I went through when filling out the AMCAS activities section time slots. T'was a rough life and your comment actually made me LOL at 3am.This thread is so weird. I imagine you kids writing "party" into your premed life schedule, e.g. "studying: 50 hrs/wk, EC's:1000 hrs/wk, partying: ~5 days/wk. Oh man, I'm living! What a world!"
Well what counts as partying? If i'm close enough to smell the booze and hear the music will that count? Lets get LizzM in here...
I imagine you kids
All these whippersnappers are on my lawn causing a ruckus, listening to their razzmatazz music
How often do you pre-meds get out on a daily basis? Is going out ~5 times a week realistic as a pre-med, at least during freshman year?
I've been able to balance partying with school pretty well this year with 7 APs/college apps/SAT/subject tests so I was just wondering if that could be doable in college
I know getting caught with weed isn't an app killer in and of itself, but how about harder drugs, i.e. prescription, coke, shrooms, etc?
How often do you pre-meds get out on a daily basis? Is going out ~5 times a week realistic as a pre-med, at least during freshman year?
lol not a troll. is partying really that absurd to you?
Tbh I knew premeds who were party animals and hit the absurd 5+ nights a week of partying while holding good grades, but they were few and far between. I'm of the opinion that just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. There's many other fun or productive things to do in college besides party if you have that much free time and money. Like use that time to get some research, take trips, or get a job to make extra cash so you can ball extra hard when you do go out (instead of spending 5 nights drinking $1 pitchers of natty light)
If you are still in highschool I highly doubt you are going out5 nights a week lol. And, AP classes are in no way indicative of how college actually is, trust me the pre-reqs are much harder. I got a 5 in AP bio with minimal effort. I literally FAILED THE SAME CLASS during my first semester of college. I was going out ~3 nights a week at that time and it was a big wake up call. Don't do that.
Bad plan. And yes, getting caught with pot is a pretty effective app killer. Getting caught with prescription drugs you wouldn't even be able to get a job sweeping floors in the morgue, much less med school. I know premeds who blew their shot thanks to things like coke and xanax, and while it may sound funny now its actually really sad and these kids lives are totally f***ed. Having to take a year off to go to rehab at 19 is not a fun experience.
How often do you pre-meds get out on a daily basis? Is going out ~5 times a week realistic as a pre-med, at least during freshman year?
How long until OP comes back with a, "Failed my first [insert BCPM class] exam because I didn't study enough. Should I take a W?"
you sound really bitter. not everyone has to spent 50 hours in the library for a decent grade; it's called time management.
you sound really bitter. not everyone has to spent 50 hours in the library for a decent grade; it's called time management.
While this is entirely true, it's not something you should assume you can do if you're not in college yet. College is a different beast than high school (usually).
That's funny because I spent very little time in the library and did fairly well in my classes.
Kids? Aren't you also a premed hahaThis thread is so weird. I imagine you kids writing "party" into your premed life schedule, e.g. "studying: 50 hrs/wk, EC's:1000 hrs/wk, partying: ~5 days/wk. Oh man, I'm living! What a world!"
I was talking to this nurse at the hospital I volunteer at, and we were talking about life in college. She explained to me that, back when she was in college, she partied a lot and had a great time. She also told me that her gpa was around a 2.7. I laughed to myself. But she is a MILF nurse........
I feel you. I'm sure college will be radically different...it just depresses me when people say that college is SOOO hard. This year, I'm taking 8 courses, 7 of which are APs. In college, most students take around 3-5 courses a semester. How could that possibly be harder than what I'm doing now?
I feel you. I'm sure college will be radically different...it just depresses me when people say that college is SOOO hard. This year, I'm taking 8 courses, 7 of which are APs. In college, most students take around 3-5 courses a semester. How could that possibly be harder than what I'm doing now?
The people who actually struggle a little in highschool and develop strong study habits early are usually the ones that are able to hit the ground running.
You mind if I steal this for one of my college essays?
As as a freshman possibly, but as you get further into your education, it may be harder to go out.
As a premed you'll have to take closer to 5-6 a semester (though if you get AP credits for everything, that can lighten the load initially). But it's not about the number of courses - it's about the pace at which they move. A week (2-3 lectures) of college bio/chem/calc/physics covered about what you'd go through in a month in high school. And unlike high school, you don't have infinite opportunities to improve you're grade. If you bomb a test, you very well can be screwed.I feel you. I'm sure college will be radically different...it just depresses me when people say that college is SOOO hard. This year, I'm taking 8 courses, 7 of which are APs. In college, most students take around 3-5 courses a semester. How could that possibly be harder than what I'm doing now?
And..... did you get her number?
Kids? Aren't you also a premed haha
I'm 33.
I found it easier to go out as an upperclassman, especially after I turned 21.
Unless you're playing catch up with your GPA..
10 PM? Everyone knows the "party" doesn't really start until after 1 AM... If that's the case, I can actually say I party every day. Woo!Wait. Is party some kind of euphemism for "go to the library until 10p?" Cause if so, I am down for some parties 5, heck, maybe 6 or 7 nights a week. Bring it!