DiavoloAlighieri
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I'm not sure if this has been asked before but basically long story short, I was being a clown this semester and underestimated the difficulty of a "history of medicine" class.
As far as I know, most universities do not force their students to take this class. However, mine does for my specific program. It doesn't take a genius to figure out what school and program I'm in, but to avoid giving away too much information, I'll just say I'm fated to get a C in the class at best.
Yes, of course this is terrible, and yes, I should have been more serious about this class. However, I'm more concerned about how medical admissions will view this. There is no standardization of this class across different universities to compare it with, such as in the case of general biology or organic chemistry, which most, if not all premed students take.
So how will medical admissions look at this class to gauge its difficulty? Will they just compare me to my university's class of premed students in order to interpret my grade?
As far as I know, most universities do not force their students to take this class. However, mine does for my specific program. It doesn't take a genius to figure out what school and program I'm in, but to avoid giving away too much information, I'll just say I'm fated to get a C in the class at best.
Yes, of course this is terrible, and yes, I should have been more serious about this class. However, I'm more concerned about how medical admissions will view this. There is no standardization of this class across different universities to compare it with, such as in the case of general biology or organic chemistry, which most, if not all premed students take.
So how will medical admissions look at this class to gauge its difficulty? Will they just compare me to my university's class of premed students in order to interpret my grade?