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So, I guess I have the interesting problem of missing too much school for interviews. I’m also ramping up my research and have taken a lead TA position, which both take now up more time than originally expected.
I’m mulling over taking three or so classes P/F out of five this semester in order to make things more manageable. None are premed requirements, and my school formally does not internally distinguish between courses taken for a letter grade or for pass/fail (all count towards graduation and major requirements). I would be taking a 20 credit courseload from my school’s point of view, but I understand that medical schools tend to not consider P/F classes, so that would translate to 8 credits for a grade.
I have taken 16-20 graded credits every semester prior, and plan to again next semester.
Will this reflect negatively (or be grounds for losing an acceptance later down the line)?
Would especially appreciate input from adcoms. Thanks!
I’m mulling over taking three or so classes P/F out of five this semester in order to make things more manageable. None are premed requirements, and my school formally does not internally distinguish between courses taken for a letter grade or for pass/fail (all count towards graduation and major requirements). I would be taking a 20 credit courseload from my school’s point of view, but I understand that medical schools tend to not consider P/F classes, so that would translate to 8 credits for a grade.
I have taken 16-20 graded credits every semester prior, and plan to again next semester.
Will this reflect negatively (or be grounds for losing an acceptance later down the line)?
Would especially appreciate input from adcoms. Thanks!