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kinda freaking out
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You have absolutely nothing to worry about.
And congrats!
And congrats!
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You're fine.
Maybe talk to someone about strategies to avoid catastrophizing. This is nowhere close to being a catastrophe or even a problem, and this has a potential to be really harmful in medical school and burn you out quickly.
Maybe talk to someone about strategies to avoid catastrophizing. This is nowhere close to being a catastrophe or even a problem, and this has a potential to be really harmful in medical school and burn you out quickly.
They won't care. If they were that concerned about the majors of their applicants, and extremely picky, they would go through every course on your transcript—from there, I'm certain, they would be able to identify you as an exercise science major. So even if the school is very picky, they knew what they were getting by offering you acceptance. The transcript tells all!
Moral of the story: you're absolutely fine.
Moral of the story: you're absolutely fine.
omg thanks guys, that honestly soothes my soul.
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I have a feeling that next time this year you will be making a thread about how bad you feel getting a B on a test.
omg thanks guys, that honestly soothes my soul. If I went to a doctor he would probably diagnose me w mild OCD. Funniest thing is, I credit my OCD personality with getting to where I am now. A double edged sword indeed LOL.
There's nothing wrong with asking for help. I'm not even talking about medication or anything, but someone may be able to help you with strategies to avoid getting this worked up about little things. Seriously, if this situation was making you that anxious, I don't want to think about what medical school will do to you.