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Dude I know what you mean... I'm taking Cell Biology, Animal Physiology, Human Genetics, Physics and O-Chem this semester...
- I shouldn't have taken Cell Biology, Neuroscience, Physics and O-chem at the same time.
Im freaking out about my homeostasis exam tomorrow. other than that, life is good
Homeostasis exam?
That should be nothing...as long as you're able to keep yourself in a relatively stable state of equilibrium or a tendency toward such a state between the different but interdependent elements or groups of elements.
And good luck BTW.
I am freaking out about the fact that October 15 is coming up....and I've already interviewed at my top choice school....and I really want to get in....and....etc.
Is it sad that I have had a couple of dreams about this, some where I get accepted and some where I get rejected? Sheesh....I changed my mind, don't answer that, I don't want to know if it's sad or not.
GoldShadow said:I'm taking Cell Biology, Animal Physiology,
I should not have taken 26 credits this semester. STUPID ME!
Dude I know what you mean... I'm taking Cell Biology, Animal Physiology, Human Genetics, Physics and O-Chem this semester...
I'm freaking out less about being able to keep up than I am about having almost zero free time. Unfortunately, I work well under pressure... and I get bored and feel unproductive without pressure. It's a vicious cycle.
Just think about how easy it will be for you to adjust from pre-med to med. The harder your UG experience, the less transitioning involved in med school. I think there are some folks in my class that haven't ever had it all that hard and are freaking out now.
Because I thought it would be interesting! But also, a lot of the stuff we do learn is mammalian and human physiology, and even non-human systems are often similar and homologous to human systems. So if I ever decide to take human anatomy and phys later on it'll make it much easier.WTF are you doing taking animal physiology???
That's a good point, I hadn't actually thought about it that way before. Thanks for the ray of hope Jwax.Just think about how easy it will be for you to adjust from pre-med to med. The harder your UG experience, the less transitioning involved in med school. I think there are some folks in my class that haven't ever had it all that hard and are freaking out now.
Im freaking out about my homeostasis exam tomorrow.
i was totally justified in freaking about about my Homeostasis exam. it was brutal.
Sounds pretty cool, and also somewhat dangerous...
My first year in med school was probably easier than my sophomore fall semester of undergrad. I was up to my eyeballs that semester.....21 credits (8am til 10pm on Mondays and Wednesdays were the worst) + joining a research lab + started volunteering at a hospice + running a student organization + close to two hours of commuting each day + long-distance relationship. I'm probably forgetting something in there too. Either way, the nice thing about med school is that I only have to do one thing - study a lot. And I have a beautiful wife who helps me unwind at the end of the day.Just think about how easy it will be for you to adjust from pre-med to med. The harder your UG experience, the less transitioning involved in med school. I think there are some folks in my class that haven't ever had it all that hard and are freaking out now.
but when i get stressed out i hold on to every calorie that ever goes in and working out four days a week doesn't seem to help
I just got a 77.5% on my first biochem exam. . . by far my worst grade ever on a biology exam. That has me freaking out. But I did get a 96% on my physics II exam which prevented me from having a complete meltdown.
I am freaking out about everything in my entire life, so you definitely have company OP. Somehow I thought it was a good idea to take multiple night classes at Penn including biochem, work full time doing research, volunteer at my ambulance corps in a different state, and apply to medical school. I have had three interviews so far and have 5 more scheduled, which means missing work/classes/study time and paying to get to these interviews while i'm not being paid for most of the time that i'm missing from work because i haven't been here long enoguh to acrue that much vacation time so they are letting me take the time unpaid, but i haven't figured out how i'm going to survive, eat, and pay my rent next month. first major biochem exam was last night and of course i missed class last week for an interview and the textbook which i just bought friday cost more than i had allotted for food for the MONTH. I have absolutely zero money, zero free time, I think i went crazy a few weeks ago, and I may or may not have just fallen back in love with my ex who lives in NY (and i now live in philly). Also, I've gained weight and none of my clothes fit and i can't afford new ones and you'd think not being able to afford to eat woudl prevent weight gain but when i get stressed out i hold on to every calorie that ever goes in and working out four days a week doesn't seem to help and i've become severley bipolar because every couple of hours i go from HATING MY LIFE to LOVING it. okay, glad i got all that out. thanks for this thread.