I've been searching for an actual class schedule for D1 at NYU, but have been failing miserably. I saw on the NYU website the list of classes, but I wanted to get a feel of the actual schedule and was wondering if anyone could share with me any information or a copy of a schedule. Is it an 8a-5pm day M-F with minimal breaks. How often do classes change? From what I saw, they seem to overlap. Any input would be great! Thanks!
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D1 at NYU (Scheduling)
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hey, i'm a d1 at nyu right now. classes start at 8am everyday and generally go until 5pm. some days are busier than others. i have days where i might have a 1 or 2 hour break a couple times between classes. other days, i will have only one break the entire day.
we only started our classes 2 weeks ago, but our main sciences are biochem (called building blocks) and anatomy (called head and neck anatomy, but we cover everything). biochem is about 3-4 lectures a week, and each lecture is usually 2 hours long. anatomy is 2 lectures a week (2 hrs each), and 3 labs a week. then there is general dental simulation I (GDS I) twice a week, where we are in the bench lab for about 3 hours at a time. besides these classes, we have other classes like epidemiology, dentistry as a profession, case presentations, and ethics scattered throughout.
there are a LOT of quizzes, but this only helps students keep up with the material. i'd say we have maybe 6-8 quizzes a week, and exams and practicals every couple of weeks.
as for overlapping classes, i know biochem will end some time in november, but we will also have started cell organelles at some point before then... so that will be 3 big science classes all at once, on top of everything else. i don't think they will overlap for very long, but it does happen. i am not there yet, so this is as much as i can tell u right now. hope it helps!
we only started our classes 2 weeks ago, but our main sciences are biochem (called building blocks) and anatomy (called head and neck anatomy, but we cover everything). biochem is about 3-4 lectures a week, and each lecture is usually 2 hours long. anatomy is 2 lectures a week (2 hrs each), and 3 labs a week. then there is general dental simulation I (GDS I) twice a week, where we are in the bench lab for about 3 hours at a time. besides these classes, we have other classes like epidemiology, dentistry as a profession, case presentations, and ethics scattered throughout.
there are a LOT of quizzes, but this only helps students keep up with the material. i'd say we have maybe 6-8 quizzes a week, and exams and practicals every couple of weeks.
as for overlapping classes, i know biochem will end some time in november, but we will also have started cell organelles at some point before then... so that will be 3 big science classes all at once, on top of everything else. i don't think they will overlap for very long, but it does happen. i am not there yet, so this is as much as i can tell u right now. hope it helps!
I dunno if I should ask this....
When do you study? Let me guess, after you get home till 2-3 AM ?
