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Hi all-
I am 42 (you can get up off the floor now) and after a long theatrical producing career have decided to pursue a medical profession. While I did attend college (back in the days of quill and scroll), I am in need of pre-med courses before I can even think of applying to medical school. If I am correct, that means Chemistry, Biology, Organic Chemistry and Physics. I plan on starting these courses in January, as well as beginning self-study for the MCAT.
Bottom line: Is it too late for me?
In your opinion, do you think I will have to attend a Caribbean school in order to get accepted; and if so, is that necessarily a bad thing? Or, is 42 too late anyway?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts, fellow wise ones.
I am 42 (you can get up off the floor now) and after a long theatrical producing career have decided to pursue a medical profession. While I did attend college (back in the days of quill and scroll), I am in need of pre-med courses before I can even think of applying to medical school. If I am correct, that means Chemistry, Biology, Organic Chemistry and Physics. I plan on starting these courses in January, as well as beginning self-study for the MCAT.
Bottom line: Is it too late for me?
In your opinion, do you think I will have to attend a Caribbean school in order to get accepted; and if so, is that necessarily a bad thing? Or, is 42 too late anyway?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts, fellow wise ones.