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Big Dilemma
Started by chuks_pharmD
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i can kinda understand why you can't take them together but...
what does your course load look like that semester?
who has told you no you cannot take them both at the same time the dept chair or and advisor?
if it was like an advisor i would see about talking to the dept chair and explaining your situation....
just realize that's going to be a lot if you have any other classes at all that are hard.
that and just be glad its not your top school choice
what does your course load look like that semester?
who has told you no you cannot take them both at the same time the dept chair or and advisor?
if it was like an advisor i would see about talking to the dept chair and explaining your situation....
just realize that's going to be a lot if you have any other classes at all that are hard.
that and just be glad its not your top school choice
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you may want to go meet with them in person.chuks_pharmD said:I'm thinking of taking Intro to Pharmacy....and Phys I ( If allowed Phys II)
I think i talked to the secretary of dept chair..... the chair person was out on lunch when i called.....so i'll call again today and see what she has to say about this
it might get you a little further
I'm sure you have to use the things you learn in physics I in physics II, which is why they will never let you take them at the same time. That'd be like taking Spanish I and II at the same time, you can't learn more complex things at the same time you're learning the fundamentals.
