It`s alright. Science courses are very hard, and take a lot of time and self-studying. The other classes are much much easier. We basically study for anatomy this semester in the easier classes (same for neuro last semester). The neuro and anatomy professors are PTs and their tests are basically all clinical questions. A lot of group work, papers, presentations. Basically everything is group work except for a few things. We have to go to required meetings, called SOTA meetings, every like 2 weeks held by the department. Very very expensive (18k or 15k with merit scholarship every semester so far...which you get if you have 3.2 gpa every semester).
For neuro, we had lab practicals with human brains and quizzes and exams. For anatomy, we have 9 weekly quizzes (she drops one lowest), 3 palpation practicals, and 2 cadaver lab practicals. We just had our anatomy midterm today.
All the professors care about the students and all the classmates are very friendly with each other, though theres still like small groups everyone forms basically as soon as the 1st semester started. 30 people in the class. Schedule this semester is much better than 1st semester, we leave earlier. And you have to do volunteer service every friday (until you get 24 hours). First semester was for pediatrics, this semester for adolescents, and in summer will be for geriatrics.
Also, for finals, its 4 of them in one day. You get an hour for each test on blackboard in any order you want.
