Accepted students taking any classes next semester???

[Campbell123]

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Hi
been accepted early and now im feeling bad that im not doing anything next semester since i have completed all my pre-reqs and have a BS.
the school that i have been accepted to wanted me to take A&P II but when i called them they told me since i have a BS it's going to be waived.
I was working on my MS before and had 3 semesters left, but now that i had been accepted i decided to quit that.
So is there anyone else who isnt doing anything next semester?just waiting basically?HUH
It just feels wierd,.....................

 

[kidkay]

Hi
been accepted early and now im feeling bad that im not doing anything next semester since i have completed all my pre-reqs and have a BS.
the school that i have been accepted to wanted me to take A&P II but when i called them they told me since i have a BS it's going to be waived.
I was working on my MS before and had 3 semesters left, but now that i had been accepted i decided to quit that.
So is there anyone else who isnt doing anything next semester?just waiting basically?HUH
It just feels wierd,.....................

Take a break/vacation or start looking for a place to leave if ur goin to an out of state school.

 

[MBkidd]

You can work and earn some spending cash for next year to lessen the loan burden a little bit.

 

[DocAcclamation]

Go work at a pharmacy and gain experience.

 

[cheeseboy2]

Work at starbucks... better-than-minimum pay and i think they give benefits at 20 hr/week.

its a quick fix and you earn some money.

 

[Dancer123]

take some time to relax so you don't get burnt out during pharm school. The extra rest will give you a boost when you start!

 

[gdo0001]

the school that i have been accepted to wanted me to take A&P II but when i called them they told me since i have a BS it's going to be waived.

Is it common for schools to do this? I took a whole semester of Anatomy in undergrad but I am missing the corresponding semester of Physiology. I also have a BS. One of the schools I am applying to has already told me (offhandedly) that they would waive that requirement while all the others I've applied to don't require it. The problem is that my #1 choice requires it. I'll email the school but I doubt that the school itself will tell me not to take a pre-req before I am even accepted.

 

[docss26]

I will be graduating this December, and I was considering taking biochemistry the semester before I start pharmacy school. Ive never taken biochemistry so I think it might be a good idea since my first year as a P1 at MWU has biochemistry.

 

[AntiviralsRule]

I think it's important to take a break before starting pharmacy school. I'm done with all my prereqs except Physics II, so I'm only doing that this winter.

 

[busyizzy]

Is it common for schools to do this? I took a whole semester of Anatomy in undergrad but I am missing the corresponding semester of Physiology. I also have a BS. One of the schools I am applying to has already told me (offhandedly) that they would waive that requirement while all the others I've applied to don't require it. The problem is that my #1 choice requires it. I'll email the school but I doubt that the school itself will tell me not to take a pre-req before I am even accepted.

I am in the same situation... except I took physiology and not anatomy!

 

[Campbell123]

So basically the best route is to go for a BS rather than completing the pre-reqs, because if you have a BS and get accepted to a program then they might waive some pre-reqs that you never took. like in my case biochem II.

 

[icemanxlb]

Getting my B.S. in Jan. 2010, so I'll probably be traveling, relaxing, hangin out with friends like crazy, working, gymming.....