Fine to quit clinical volunteering that I put anticipated hours for?

[sparky7189]

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I have a hospital volunteering opportunity where I had around 100 hours after 7 months and I put down anticipated hours for it due as I applied this cycle. I recently started a medical assistant full time job and won't be able to make this volunteering anymore.

Will I need to notify schools that I am quitting this volunteer due to my new job? Will it look bad on a reapplication if I quit it despite putting down anticipated hours (I know schools like to see long term commitment).

Thank you!

 

[cj_cregg]

You don't need to notify anyone unless you are updating anyway, and this is exactly why we pay very little attention to anticipated hours.

 

[Mr.Smile12]

For screening, I ignore "anticipated hours." After all, it don't mean a thing without a ring. Or a PMID (PubMed ID).