Hey everyone,
I've been looking into several post-bacc programs, and it looks like they're generally only intended those who have taken little to none of the pre-reqs (0-2 classes) or to those who've taken all of them. I've basically taken half:gen chem I and II and intro bio I and II, with all the labs, as well as 2 English classes and 1 semester of calc. Would any post-bacc program even consider someone in between?
Has anyone here gotten into a post-bacc program having completed about half of the pre-med pre-reqs? If so, where?
Or should I just take the remainder of the classes on my own and apply to a an advanced sciences post-bacc or SMP after?
Also, does anyone have advice for getting volunteer experience? I'm currently a senior at school out of state, and the hospital here is only looking for volunteers who'd be able to do it for at least 2 semesters, but I'd only be able to do it for 1.
I've been looking into several post-bacc programs, and it looks like they're generally only intended those who have taken little to none of the pre-reqs (0-2 classes) or to those who've taken all of them. I've basically taken half:gen chem I and II and intro bio I and II, with all the labs, as well as 2 English classes and 1 semester of calc. Would any post-bacc program even consider someone in between?
Has anyone here gotten into a post-bacc program having completed about half of the pre-med pre-reqs? If so, where?
Or should I just take the remainder of the classes on my own and apply to a an advanced sciences post-bacc or SMP after?
Also, does anyone have advice for getting volunteer experience? I'm currently a senior at school out of state, and the hospital here is only looking for volunteers who'd be able to do it for at least 2 semesters, but I'd only be able to do it for 1.
