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I am currently enrolled in a 1 year masters non-thesis and am taking 14 hours in this program. I need to take 16 hours next semester to graduate at the end of Spring 2018. The problem is the last class to fill the gap is posing a bit of a challenge...
Option A: Microbial Physiology, professor has never given an A pre-curve
Option B: Molecular Ecology, graduate students must complete a project which is apparently ~40 pages and takes 1-2 months to complete.
Option C: Advanced Anatomical Principles, online so would work well with schedule but is not covered under my graduate fellowship which means that I could be looking at ~$1800 to take this. Professor is supposedly fantastic though.
Not sure which option to do but graduation in the spring is going to be pretty much required. I currently have a couple of dental school interviews lined up. I know that this isn't a guarantee but this way if things don't work out, I can just drop a class to extend the program time.
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Option A: Microbial Physiology, professor has never given an A pre-curve
Option B: Molecular Ecology, graduate students must complete a project which is apparently ~40 pages and takes 1-2 months to complete.
Option C: Advanced Anatomical Principles, online so would work well with schedule but is not covered under my graduate fellowship which means that I could be looking at ~$1800 to take this. Professor is supposedly fantastic though.
Not sure which option to do but graduation in the spring is going to be pretty much required. I currently have a couple of dental school interviews lined up. I know that this isn't a guarantee but this way if things don't work out, I can just drop a class to extend the program time.
Any advice would be much appreciated!
