Post-Bacc at Hunter...Course schedule question

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Hi all, I know there has been plenty of Hunter Post-Bacc related threads, so I apologize in advance if this ticks anybody off, but my questions are pretty specific. If an attending Hunter student could take the time to answer, that would be greatly appreciated.

I completed my UG study from Fordham, and I was looking to go back to Fordham for their post-bacc program. However, I'm a bit skeptical about the science professors at the school and I am feeling hesitant towards going back now. So I started looking into Hunter and the general consensus (based on some of the hunter threads i've searched up here) seems to be that they have a pretty good program and good faculty as well.

With that being said, my only other concern is whether or not I would be able to fulfill the post bacc requirements at hunter while working a full-time job? Specifically, does the school offer evening courses? If so, can anybody shed some light on them? Are there evening/weekend sessions for labs as well? Please share your experiences.

Thanks a lot.
 
Hi all, I know there has been plenty of Hunter Post-Bacc related threads, so I apologize in advance if this ticks anybody off, but my questions are pretty specific. If an attending Hunter student could take the time to answer, that would be greatly appreciated.

I completed my UG study from Fordham, and I was looking to go back to Fordham for their post-bacc program. However, I'm a bit skeptical about the science professors at the school and I am feeling hesitant towards going back now. So I started looking into Hunter and the general consensus (based on some of the hunter threads i've searched up here) seems to be that they have a pretty good program and good faculty as well.

With that being said, my only other concern is whether or not I would be able to fulfill the post bacc requirements at hunter while working a full-time job? Specifically, does the school offer evening courses? If so, can anybody shed some light on them? Are there evening/weekend sessions for labs as well? Please share your experiences.

Thanks a lot.

There are definitely lab sections that take place in the evenings and on the weekends. Many of the main pre-reqs also offer lectures which are later in the evenings (say, 5:30 or later.) The schedule is pretty friendly to people who work.
 
There are definitely lab sections that take place in the evenings and on the weekends. Many of the main pre-reqs also offer lectures which are later in the evenings (say, 5:30 or later.) The schedule is pretty friendly to people who work.

Great..do you know if there is a link to to their course schedules per semester?