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Message: <blockquote data-quote="deleted1075353" data-source="post: 22221441">Hey I was in the same position as you a year and a half ago! I started my DIY postbac Spring 2019 and got my first MD acceptance this week, so 1.5 yrs total.You have a great undergrad record so I wouldn't think about a formal program. Take your classes at a 4-year institution, not a community college (but name/prestige doesn't matter, especially since your degree is T30)You will have to figure out the classes yourself though and consult your school advisers for any idiosyncrasies at your university.Since you are quitting your job I would recommend taking full course loads (12-18 hrs) Spring 2021-Summer 2022 while doing lots of shadowing/volunteering/research. You should take some higher level courses in addition to the prereqs. Take the MCAT Spring 2022 and apply Summer 2022 (do not underestimate the MCAT or the App; both are freaking brutal). Then you can go back to work during your application year or something more fun if you still have any of that 50k left!</blockquote>

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