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Hello all!
I hope you're still having a great interview season!
I just had a quick situation that I'd absolutely need and love to have your advice for. When I submitted my AMCAS primary, and until this morning actually, I was a double major in Neuroscience and Philosophy. I just found out that the faculty advisor for the Philosophy department at UM changed recently, and the new advisor is being less lenient on the credit requirement for a second major in Philosophy. I'm still talking it out with the new and old advisor, but I may not graduate with majors in Neuroscience and Philosophy. Philosophy may just become a minor.
Given none of my grades have changed, and I've still taken a significant amount of philosophy classes, do you believe this new information is grounds for rescinding and acceptance?
I hope you're still having a great interview season!
I just had a quick situation that I'd absolutely need and love to have your advice for. When I submitted my AMCAS primary, and until this morning actually, I was a double major in Neuroscience and Philosophy. I just found out that the faculty advisor for the Philosophy department at UM changed recently, and the new advisor is being less lenient on the credit requirement for a second major in Philosophy. I'm still talking it out with the new and old advisor, but I may not graduate with majors in Neuroscience and Philosophy. Philosophy may just become a minor.
Given none of my grades have changed, and I've still taken a significant amount of philosophy classes, do you believe this new information is grounds for rescinding and acceptance?