Kasey, that's so weird. Asking what classes you may or may not take in the program are very legitimate questions. Sounds like a good thing they didn't accept you. Well, look on the bright side, at least you got to the interview phase. I didn't. Have to keep my fingers crossed for Bryn Mawr interview!!! I read a lot of past posts on this forum about people who did there post-baccs - there are some that will recommend the Bryn Mawr and Goucher program, but on the whole, people say save your $$$ and go to the state school. I just really want to make sure I get top-quality teaching in doing my pre-req which essentially will set the foundation on how I perform on the MCAT and my med school classes. Do you all agree?
Don't mean to offend anyone about state/local schools - I'm just talking about my experience with my local school versus smaller more reputable private schools. I feel that those who go into academia climb the reputation/ranking ladder. They start off a less reputable schools and hope to work their way up to the bigger names schools. This means that more often than not, the big name and big price tag schools end up with better profs. Sure you can good profs. at your teh lower-ranking schools, but you just have to get lucky sometimes.
