Hey Everyone,
First of all, let me just say what a blessing this forum is.
I am a Canadian undergrad going into my 3rd year. My question is, I had to transfer from Uni of Western Ontario to U of T due to some family problems. Due to this, I have had to take courses at various "Year Levels" for example. I took a 3rd year course in my second year, and basically to catch up and finish in 4 years, I will have to take some 2nd year courses in my 3rd year. So how do med-schools look upon this, if they do at all. Is there a set standard to how many, maximum credits I can take per year that are not of the level I am currently at?
Thanks in advance.
First of all, let me just say what a blessing this forum is.
I am a Canadian undergrad going into my 3rd year. My question is, I had to transfer from Uni of Western Ontario to U of T due to some family problems. Due to this, I have had to take courses at various "Year Levels" for example. I took a 3rd year course in my second year, and basically to catch up and finish in 4 years, I will have to take some 2nd year courses in my 3rd year. So how do med-schools look upon this, if they do at all. Is there a set standard to how many, maximum credits I can take per year that are not of the level I am currently at?
Thanks in advance.
