Am I Nontraditional?

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Doc Henry

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I am uncertain on my status as far as the whole tradition/non topic goes. Here is the break down...

Traditional:
-age 22
-first carrier
-etc

Non:
-married with 8yr old step son who we don't have full time
-screwed up a little in HS so spent a few years at CC to get back into the school groove before transferring to university

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I am uncertain on my status as far as the whole tradition/non topic goes. Here is the break down...

Traditional:
-age 22
-first carrier
-etc

Non:
-married with 8yr old step son who we don't have full time
-screwed up a little in HS so spent a few years at CC to get back into the school groove before transferring to university

I think non-trad is who did not apply to med school right after college but had another career before applying to med school, i think in that sense u are traditional.
 
I am uncertain on my status as far as the whole tradition/non topic goes. Here is the break down...

Traditional:
-age 22
-first carrier
-etc

Non:
-married with 8yr old step son who we don't have full time
-screwed up a little in HS so spent a few years at CC to get back into the school groove before transferring to university

100% traditional, with a little family experience. HS screw-up doesn't matter, and CC is fine for the first 2 years of college.
 
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I am uncertain on my status as far as the whole tradition/non topic goes. Here is the break down...

Traditional:
-age 22
-first carrier
-etc

Non:
-married with 8yr old step son who we don't have full time
-screwed up a little in HS so spent a few years at CC to get back into the school groove before transferring to university

Just curious...what do you mean by first carrier?
 
Oh, and my take on the OP's question:
According to how this forum defines nontraditional, you're probably not:

For students that have entered the health professions from a different path, either as a career change, after military service, or just later than the average pre-health student.

But, heck, you've heard the one about, "you're as young as you feel?"
I suppose if you think you're nontrad, go for it.
 
thanks for some in put. I think I probably am not non traditional. I just am not like the majority of grads who are 22, single, no kids etc.
 
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