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Hello all,
My adviser has always advocated that you should go full time during your gap year because medical schools don't like it when you go part time. I would love to do this, but at the same time would like to save up money for medical school next year and not accrue any more debt than I have to.
I don't have an acceptance, but I have a few interviews so far this cycle. If it doesn't look "lazy" I would like to go part time this year to boost my gpa's a bit in case I don't land an acceptance somewhere. I would like to do this so I can put in more hours at work (in a hospital) to both help pay off student loans and save for medical school.
Will it look bad/lazy to schools if I drop down to part time? Or should I keep my full time schedule as is?
Thanks!
-NF
My adviser has always advocated that you should go full time during your gap year because medical schools don't like it when you go part time. I would love to do this, but at the same time would like to save up money for medical school next year and not accrue any more debt than I have to.
I don't have an acceptance, but I have a few interviews so far this cycle. If it doesn't look "lazy" I would like to go part time this year to boost my gpa's a bit in case I don't land an acceptance somewhere. I would like to do this so I can put in more hours at work (in a hospital) to both help pay off student loans and save for medical school.
Will it look bad/lazy to schools if I drop down to part time? Or should I keep my full time schedule as is?
Thanks!
-NF