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This thread exemplifies everything that is wrong with being pre-med.
Being a bit dramatic, are we?
This thread exemplifies everything that is wrong with being pre-med.
I got the third highest grade on my O-Chem exam...(Solid A), but I am not happy b/c it wasn't 100%. Im not proud of the fact that I am unhappy unless I am the best. Comments?
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You sound like my friend who gets the second highest organic chemistry scores, but he's unhappy because he's very competitive. I don't think its good to be very competitive.... soon you might be trying to get into medical school only because of the competition to be the best and not because you really want to... if you know what i mean. you should be satisfied and content with your A.
Name this one and win FREE CAKE!!!
I've noticed. I had a bio professor tell me than it would not be good if I kept getting A-'s as far as medical school acceptance.
Seriously, my professors must get their info from this here Pre-Allo forum on SDN.
I'd just like to update this. I just got back from meeting with my OChem professor and he told me if someone doesn't have a 3.9 or 4.0 they don't have much a chance at medical school, and said if someone had a 3.75 he would be worried about them not even getting into dental school.
This is the same professor that told me I have to worry about more than just getting an A in his class, that my ranking compared to the others with As matters.
Funny thing is I was going to ask him for a rec letter, but after that there is NO WAY I want this guy writing me anything having to do with me getting into medical school.
I'd just like to update this. I just got back from meeting with my OChem professor and he told me if someone doesn't have a 3.9 or 4.0 they don't have much a chance at medical school, and said if someone had a 3.75 he would be worried about them not even getting into dental school.
This is the same professor that told me I have to worry about more than just getting an A in his class, that my ranking compared to the others with As matters.
Funny thing is I was going to ask him for a rec letter, but after that there is NO WAY I want this guy writing me anything having to do with me getting into medical school.
Did you point out that he was an O-chem professor?
"As a leading researcher in the field of Amide Catalysis, it's important that I develop and disseminate random delusions to my premedical students... No one cares about Amide Catalysis..."
I was tempted to ask him why the average GPA is around a 3.75 then every year. Thank god I'm transferring schools next semester.
more like a 3.6
I'd just like to update this. I just got back from meeting with my OChem professor and he told me if someone doesn't have a 3.9 or 4.0 they don't have much a chance at medical school, and said if someone had a 3.75 he would be worried about them not even getting into dental school.
This is the same professor that told me I have to worry about more than just getting an A in his class, that my ranking compared to the others with As matters.
Funny thing is I was going to ask him for a rec letter, but after that there is NO WAY I want this guy writing me anything having to do with me getting into medical school.
...or death!