Graduated 2 years early- Am I nontrad?

[utdcalipremed]

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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?

 

[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.

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