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How much did you spend while doing a post-bacc program???
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medicomel said:thousand and thousands of dollars...
🙁
it was worth it, though!
Did you do well and get into medical school?
favored said:I'm considering a post-bacc program in New York, but it's hella expensive!!! Did you go into debt while you were doing your post-bacc program?
i have 2 friends who were reluctant to do it because of the cost, but ultimately decided to go. they're both in med school now and have zero regrets. what program are u considering?
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Hi there,
Moving to post-bacc section.
njbmd 🙂
Moving to post-bacc section.
njbmd 🙂
medicomel said:yeah, i'll be matriculating in a couple of months. i worked full-time and took night classes.
An issue that I'm dealing with is working full vs. part-time, in addition to engaging in clinical and volunteer experience. What are your recommendations when it comes to this? I would like to work part-time to have some pocket money (esp. since my parents are currently supporting me), take 2 sciences per semester, plus volunteer work. However, I am also keen on avoiding the glide year and would like to finish in a year and a summer.
Another complication - I have a B and a C for 2 semesters of advanced biology from my undergrad years. Should I retake bio? If I do, I may not be able to avoid the glide year. If I don't, I can....please help.
Lastly, how the hell did u manage to work full-time and get into med school! 🙂