How many credits/semesters is sufficient to demonstrate reinvention?

[steelydan]

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title pretty much says it.

 

[Goro]

Two semesters and 30ish credits.

 

[steelydan]

@Goro if you've maintained this trend is it worth mention in your PS or secondaries? Or is this something you should just let speak for itself?

 

[Goro]

@Goro if you've maintained this trend is it worth mention in your PS or secondaries? Or is this something you should just let speak for itself?

Let your transcript speak for itself.

You can mention your comeback in secondaries.

 

[Mr. Babe]

I agree......mention you're progress in secondaries and hammer it home in interviews. In all things you do, let them know that you have changed and are no longer a sub-par student.

 

[Dagrimsta1]

Anything under 50 credits a semester are rookie numbers.

Real tho --> med school is at least 17 credits a semester (at least for me). So keep that in mind

 

[Magus5454]

Anything under 50 credits a semester are rookie numbers.

Real tho --> med school is at least 17 credits a semester (at least for me). So keep that in mind

26 Represent. ugh 😛

 

[DrStephenStrange]

Anything under 50 credits a semester are rookie numbers.

Real tho --> med school is at least 17 credits a semester (at least for me). So keep that in mind

28 credit hours, anyone?

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[JimBone905]

28 credit hours, anyone?

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I've taken 27, my partner is currently taking 26 lol

 

[Dagrimsta1]

26 Represent. ugh 😛

I've had 26 before, maybe more. Honestly doesn't matter in med school since they tell you what to do anyways

 

[Goro]

@Goro Is two semesters of ~30 credits be approximately 45 quarter hours over three quarter terms?

I have no idea how quarter hours work

 

[Magus5454]

@Goro Is two semesters of ~30 credits be approximately 45 quarter hours over three quarter terms?

Yes.

 

[Magus5454]

I have no idea how quarter hours work

Quarter x 2/3rds = semester

 

[WhereMyLiberalsAt]

Quarter x 2/3rds = semester

In all honesty, it’s quite intuitive! Obviously, 1/4 = 2/3......