The thing where you and some pre-med friends from other majors do the core classes for each other so you can each do what suits your specialty.... not with the same instructor, though, and not repeating the exact same material, because different courses are always slightly different- just doing what you're knowledgeable in.
If so what size was the school and are how did they get caught? How big were the classes? Thanks.
EDIT: Sorry for the confusion. To clear up what I mean: Say you're a physics major and your friend is a bio major and your other friend is a chem person, and maybe another pre-med you know is a bio-chem major or was originally pre-nursing, etc. You all have different things you've come to master. Someone who almost almost has a BS in physics will be much better at the first three physics courses and the more advanced calculus courses than someone who only has secondary experience in physics from other courses. So, you just do the pre-reqs for each course multiple times or different optional pre-reqs, but in each other's names. Also, no one ever takes the same course from the same instructor twice.
I DON'T DO THIS but I go to a very large school with way too many pre-meds + too low curve grading, and it's a popular thing here. There generally would not be a core science/math with less than a hundred people, and I know they do check I.D. for math tests, but I haven't ever had to show I.D. in a science course. I think my siblings might be doing this, though.
If so what size was the school and are how did they get caught? How big were the classes? Thanks.
EDIT: Sorry for the confusion. To clear up what I mean: Say you're a physics major and your friend is a bio major and your other friend is a chem person, and maybe another pre-med you know is a bio-chem major or was originally pre-nursing, etc. You all have different things you've come to master. Someone who almost almost has a BS in physics will be much better at the first three physics courses and the more advanced calculus courses than someone who only has secondary experience in physics from other courses. So, you just do the pre-reqs for each course multiple times or different optional pre-reqs, but in each other's names. Also, no one ever takes the same course from the same instructor twice.
I DON'T DO THIS but I go to a very large school with way too many pre-meds + too low curve grading, and it's a popular thing here. There generally would not be a core science/math with less than a hundred people, and I know they do check I.D. for math tests, but I haven't ever had to show I.D. in a science course. I think my siblings might be doing this, though.
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. Don't do it.
