Graduated 2 years early- Am I nontrad?

[utdcalipremed]

Like title said, I graduated two years early from undergrad (matriculated 2019 fall graduated 2021 summer). I'm applying during the 2023 matriculation cycle and as I have been writing my application, I've reached the nontraditional question. During the time since graduating, I've been working as a research tech will continue to until matriculation. Am I a nontrad applicant?

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[Tipsy McStagger]

Simply put. No.

But well done graduating early!

 

[stinkycheeseperson]

nope
what else are you doing in your app
do you even have an app or just a degree?

 

[Goro]

Like title said, I graduated two years early from undergrad (matriculated 2019 fall graduated 2021 summer). I'm applying during the 2023 matriculation cycle and as I have been writing my application, I've reached the nontraditional question. During the time since graduating, I've been working as a research tech will continue to until matriculation. Am I a nontrad applicant?

Nope.

 

[Ganon]

Nah I matriculated with a teenager
It's a neat little footnote, though, and your lifetime earning potential is probably >2M higher than mine!

 

[BritainKittenMittens]

Lol no.

 

[Mr.Smile12]

Not in the intended definition, but I guess graduating early does make you "not a traditional student." Read this to get a better idea of the meaning behind it.

Making it in med school after another career

Pastry chef, rock musician, firefighter. Nontraditional students take unconventional paths to medicine and bring welcome experience to the profession.

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