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I am an english major trying to get to medical school. Unfortunatly, I have had to take off from school on medical leave due to symptoms of mono and lymphoma (i have neither, I just have the symptoms--which means I'm dead tired and have glands the sizes of baseballs--so attractive). I have had to drop out of organic chemistry and General Biology. I have only completed Gen Chem I & II--so far. Unfortunaly next semester I could only fit in General Biology and not Organic I (as I am an english major and I MUST finish my freshmen requirements for the english major--they let me go a whole two semesters over). So what now? Any suggestions on how to get back on track without stressing myself out and taking five classes a semester? I plan on catching up a lit class and a general requirement class this summer--but I do not want to take organic this summer as I have been told by both organic professors it goes at a QUICK pace and I am already not the best with chemistry!
Any suggestions would be greatly appericated. Also, any comments about being a non-science major and how you cope with the "lock-down" on majors (bio/chem) only science classes?
--Irish
Any suggestions would be greatly appericated. Also, any comments about being a non-science major and how you cope with the "lock-down" on majors (bio/chem) only science classes?
--Irish