Getting a different degree

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[StoicJosher]

Update the schools - there is nothing else you can do but wait. Schools will get back to you based on how busy they are... number of applicants, interviews, decisions, etc etc etc.

 

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[FattySlug]

Common sense tells me it makes little difference. I doubt it was the BS that got you your seat so why would that matter? As long as you inform them as soon as you heard the news I think it is going to be fine.

 

[StoicJosher]

Common sense tells me it makes little difference. I doubt it was the BS that got you your seat so why would that matter? As long as you inform them as soon as you heard the news I think it is going to be fine.

That is what I was thinking as well. But I am not sure. Maybe LizzyM or Catalystik will chime in.

 

[johnisles2011]

I'm sure this won't affect you at all. These med schools all say that majors don't matter (even though there likely is a very very small bias somewhere). I would just update them and maybe say why that happened. The only way I see this causing problems is if you can't go through with the intended major because you started bombing classes in it. If it's just due to a change of interest, then I would include that in the update letter and maybe describe what interests you in the new subject.

 

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