Planned Courses

[hokiedds]

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There's a section under coursework on the AADSAS application that wants you to list all of your planned courses for this year. My problem is that I don't know what I'll be taking in the spring. Is it necessary to completely fill out this section or is listing the courses you have taken enough?

 

[KSDDS]

There's a section under coursework on the AADSAS application that wants you to list all of your planned courses for this year. My problem is that I don't know what I'll be taking in the spring. Is it necessary to completely fill out this section or is listing the courses you have taken enough?

I would also like to know the answer to this question, so I'm bumping it up. I'm planning on taking a couple of courses, but haven't decided which exact courses. If I put down a course and then end up taking something a little different, is that bad?

 

[Gurl21]

They pretty much expect you not to know your classes this far ahead of time, all they want is an estimate of the types of courses you are planning on taking. I think they just want to make sure that you are going to continue to take upper division classes (and some science classes) and not take just like half a course load or something. You update which classes you are definitely going to be taking when AADSAS sends you the Academic Update form, which becomes available in January.

 

[savvysearch]

It's no big deal. Just write down some class that you are flirting with the idea of taking.

 

[DICK]

Advanced Histology, Embryology, Principles of Immunology

What do you guys think of the science classes I'll be taking next semester? Do you think the ad coms would think I'm not giving 110 percent? For me, it's just about right, what do you all think? I might take an art class or something, so I get a pre-dent kind of edge or something...I don't know!

 

[savvysearch]

Advanced Histology, Embryology, Principles of Immunology

What do you guys think of the science classes I'll be taking next semester? Do you think the ad coms would think I'm not giving 110 percent? For me, it's just about right, what do you all think? I might take an art class or something, so I get a pre-dent kind of edge or something...I don't know!

It's fine.