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Does anyone have any experience applying to medical school while only attending undergrad for three years? I intend to graduate in only three years, mostly due to economical reasons and because I came into college with ~25 credit hours already, and so it just makes since to not stay four years. However, I've heard the medical schools can look negatively on this, as they might take the view that you haven't had enough time to mature. Also, since you only have two academic years and one summer before the application cycle starts after junior year (I'll be a junior in my second year of college), I may not have as much time to have my resume expanded. Is anyone else in this same boat that can offer advice, or can anyone else offer advice in general on the topic?
Also, it might be helpful to add that I'm getting married next summer. Do you think that this may be taken into account when the topic of maturity arises with medical schools?
Thanks!
Also, it might be helpful to add that I'm getting married next summer. Do you think that this may be taken into account when the topic of maturity arises with medical schools?
Thanks!