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Hey all,
I am about to start making a class schedule for a DIY post-bac at my local university. I am a staff member here as well, so I get 3 classes basically free. After looking at all of the options available, these 3 are the only ones that fit with my work schedule: A/P 1 (1200 class number), Neuro elective (1430), and Animal Behavior (1400).
My question is how would it look taking classes called "Animal Behavior," which is on the easier side and not related to the human body, look to adcoms even though it is an upper-level science course? It just seems silly to waste time waiting for all tough, body-related classes and not take advantage of a free one.
For context, I was a neuro major in college so I have taken a handful of tough classes on top of the med school requirements. I have a steep upward trend as well.
I am about to start making a class schedule for a DIY post-bac at my local university. I am a staff member here as well, so I get 3 classes basically free. After looking at all of the options available, these 3 are the only ones that fit with my work schedule: A/P 1 (1200 class number), Neuro elective (1430), and Animal Behavior (1400).
My question is how would it look taking classes called "Animal Behavior," which is on the easier side and not related to the human body, look to adcoms even though it is an upper-level science course? It just seems silly to waste time waiting for all tough, body-related classes and not take advantage of a free one.
For context, I was a neuro major in college so I have taken a handful of tough classes on top of the med school requirements. I have a steep upward trend as well.