For real. My school has a detailed outline and a PowerPoint for each lecture. These outlines are like 8 pages. We have 4ish lectures per day. How does all this go in my head?
Looking at the volume of material they've given us, I realized that I have NO IDEA how to study. How does one put that much info into one's brain? Our first exam is in ten days and I have like no idea what to do.
Ha, glad I'm not the only one who's feeling this way
I can't believe the speeding. Like 85 in 55 with cutting in and out of four (five?) Lanes consistently. I was so nervous about getting a ticket and tried staying at 65 but too many people were cutting me off and getting angry so I said Fk it and went with traffic.
Mine was 100% whatever you want for everything except white coat. My school did not tell us a dress code and very few people wore anything fancy.
I'm almost a doctor, not almost a grammar professional.
Gotta always means have to/need to. Gotta= I have got to
In my school the first 12 weeks of first year there's an anatomy/histo/embryo block and there's usually 3, sometimes 4 quizzes/exams per week. (mostly quizzes, but usually at least 1 exam). There's also a few quizzes/exams for other courses running concurrently but they occur more sporadically.
I just looked, and we average about 2 a month until march and april, and we have 4 a month.
Nope. We have a weekly quiz that doesn't count towards our grade and is only to gauge what we still need to learn. We only have a week of tests every 2 or 3 months (6 test weeks total in the 1.5 yr pre-clinical period).
We have a test once per week. Sometimes two in a week. The upside is that each test matters a little less for the grade and covers less. It's gonna suck either way so whatever
