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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dragonfly99" data-source="post: 7436301" data-attributes="member: 204159"><p>Neither one of those plans sounds very good to me. I think taking 3 classes at once plus working is too much, particularly since you don't know how hard vs. easy these classes are going to be for you.  That is just my opinion.  I don't think it's the length of time you are doing "postbac" courses that will count in your med school application....it's your MCAT score and whether you have completed the vast majority of prerequisite courses (and aced them) by the time you apply.  This all might take you 2 years, 3 years, etc.  I can't tell you that. I don't have your undergrad transcript. You do.  If medical school is what you want, then you need to make plans with medical school in mind - not your signing bonus, not a nursing residency, etc.  Nobody knows your situation better than you.  I'm just saying that 3 science classes + full time work will probably equal disaster for you.  If you're asking me, I'd say just take one at a time for now.  If doing well after a couple of semesters, then you could take 2 at a time.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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