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does anyone know when the labs are for gen chem 1 and physics 1 for the fall.
I know the classes are T/TH from 6-9, i cant believe they only meet once a week, but its 3 hours so it makes sense.
But im still wondering when the labs are? i hop they can be on the same day as class for my situation.
does anyone know when the labs are for gen chem 1 and physics 1 for the fall.
I know the classes are T/TH from 6-9, i cant believe they only meet once a week, but its 3 hours so it makes sense.
But im still wondering when the labs are? i hop they can be on the same day as class for my situation.
Anyone know the % of students accepted to medical school, if they get the sponsorship?
do u mean upper level science courses.... if so i will be taking neuro bio soon? heard it pretty good. Man... i hope i make some new friends here, i dont know anyone here!! Does anyone know the typical age group at HES?
I'd say the av. is 24
Thanks Breeak, I am taking those classes because I want to learn more about the topics. I loved physiology when I took it at Tufts and when I studied MCAT. I want to take neurobiology because I want to find the cause/etiology of schizophrenia, since I have worked with some patients with the illness. I heard Murphy is a great teacher in teaching that subject. As for molecular biology and proteomics/genomics. I want to take those subjects because I realized molecular biology/immunology is probably the next big things in medicine with all the new techniques involving T-cell treatments and new techniques coming from understanding the genome. Have you or anyone taken these subjects you know and can shed light on some of them?
Edit: Yes, I do hope these classes boost my GPA, but more importantly I want to have some direct experience with medicine before applying to med school to see if this is what I want to do for the rest of my life.
Thanks alot
Fetung
I'm an aspiring postbac student who has taken none of the premed requirements, and looking to begin a program in the spring. Is it possible to begin the HES program in spring of '09, when one has not taken any of the required premed classes? I see they do not offer Chem I in the spring - how difficult, in people's experiences, is it to begin a premed course of study with something other than chem I? Doable? Insane? Should I not even consider HES?
Gracias for any and all help.
Hi again. I went to the Harvard Extension School Web and saw the ALM program for biological science. Will it make more sense for me to do the ALM also since I am only taking biological electives? Does that mean each class will cost me $1000 more since I need to take them at graduate level?
Fetung
Anyone doing this program for the upper level stuff (besides Nasrudin)? I'm wondering what courses I would take, if I decide to go there.
also, general consensus has been that its not advisable to retake classes from undergrad as a sponsorship student?
Really? I didn't know about this...
any past sponsorship student want to list the classes they took?
also, general consensus has been that its not advisable to retake classes from undergrad as a sponsorship student?
yes this has been confirmed from the program. because DO schools rewrite your lower grades with higher ones, it is advisable to retake ur classes. for MD schools, not so much. but like stated above, everyone has their own agendas, so everyone's situation is different.actually most people take classes for many reasons, and one way to boost up the science GPA is to retake your classes, especially for D.O
Do HCP accepts whoever applies, or is it hard to get in?
Whats the difference between HES and HCP or are they the same thing?
So is it even worth applying to the HES? The HCP seems to be the real beneficial way if you want to apply to med school. For people like me who need to increase their undergraduate science gpa, but have taken all the core courses already, how would the HES be any more helpful than other post-baccs besides the name of the school?