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Right now I am 22. I have a bachelors but am going back to get some prereqs (I should say most of my prereqs)
So if you take the 2 semesters of Bio, 2 of Chem, 2 of Physics, 2 of A&P, 2 psych classes, and medical terminology you get 11 classes (not counting some oddball courses that some schools require)
I've taken 2 (bio I and a psych). This summer I am taking Physics I & II. So I will have finished 4 of the 11 'generally required' prereqs courses when it comes to apply in september. I have a plan to finish these remaining 7 by the time I start school but how will this affect me getting in this go-around?
other stats: 1260 GRE, 3.7 GPA (non prereq), I will only have about 80 volunteer hours at the time I apply.
I am trying to decide on whether or not I push myself really hard this coming year and maybe get in or do I take a year, focus on classes and volunteering and then apply for the next round? advice?
So if you take the 2 semesters of Bio, 2 of Chem, 2 of Physics, 2 of A&P, 2 psych classes, and medical terminology you get 11 classes (not counting some oddball courses that some schools require)
I've taken 2 (bio I and a psych). This summer I am taking Physics I & II. So I will have finished 4 of the 11 'generally required' prereqs courses when it comes to apply in september. I have a plan to finish these remaining 7 by the time I start school but how will this affect me getting in this go-around?
other stats: 1260 GRE, 3.7 GPA (non prereq), I will only have about 80 volunteer hours at the time I apply.
I am trying to decide on whether or not I push myself really hard this coming year and maybe get in or do I take a year, focus on classes and volunteering and then apply for the next round? advice?
