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Forgive me if I start asking too many questions, but I'm obsessive planner and I'm trying to get as much information as possible right now and really prepare myself.
I'm a nontraditional student just starting to tackle my prereqs and my experience.
I work full time. I'm going to be volunteering at a vet clinic starting soon, hopefully around 8-10 hours a week.
I plan to start classes this fall if everything works out perfectly, realistically in the spring. Would I be insane to take 2 classes per semester, work full time, and try to continue my experience hours?
I took very minimal science classes in college so I have a lot of credits that I'll need. If I'm as aggressive as I can possibly be and take 2 classes per semester, including summers, I won't finish my pre-reqs until spring of 2012.
The thing is I really need to do well due to my undergrad GPA. I don't want to mess up my grades by cramming in too much. But at the same time I feel like if I CAN do well it will really show my dedication to vet school.
I'm a nontraditional student just starting to tackle my prereqs and my experience.
I work full time. I'm going to be volunteering at a vet clinic starting soon, hopefully around 8-10 hours a week.
I plan to start classes this fall if everything works out perfectly, realistically in the spring. Would I be insane to take 2 classes per semester, work full time, and try to continue my experience hours?
I took very minimal science classes in college so I have a lot of credits that I'll need. If I'm as aggressive as I can possibly be and take 2 classes per semester, including summers, I won't finish my pre-reqs until spring of 2012.
The thing is I really need to do well due to my undergrad GPA. I don't want to mess up my grades by cramming in too much. But at the same time I feel like if I CAN do well it will really show my dedication to vet school.