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Question -- I completed my B.A. in Sociology in 2002 and during my undergrad took general chem 1 and 2 with lab and organic chem 1 with lab. After working for the past 5-6 years, I have decided to go back to school and try for med school.
I am currently in a postbacc program and going through all the standard premed courses (four semesters of chem with labs, two semesters of physics with labs, and a couple of biology courses with labs) and was hoping I could skip retaking the general chem 1 and organic chem 1 labs and just take the lectures over. I received A's in my undergrad about 8 years ago and don't feel that I'll need the labs for the MCAT.
Any thoughts on not retaking these two labs? Is this a stupid idea? Thanks ~
I am currently in a postbacc program and going through all the standard premed courses (four semesters of chem with labs, two semesters of physics with labs, and a couple of biology courses with labs) and was hoping I could skip retaking the general chem 1 and organic chem 1 labs and just take the lectures over. I received A's in my undergrad about 8 years ago and don't feel that I'll need the labs for the MCAT.
Any thoughts on not retaking these two labs? Is this a stupid idea? Thanks ~