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Post-Secondary Experiences Question

Discussion in 'Pre-Medical - MD' started by MDgonnabe, Jun 30, 2001.

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  1. MDgonnabe

    MDgonnabe your royal travesty

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    Hey guys,

    Here's a quickie. I was involved in a campus band for two years and normally that would count as an extracurricular activity, however I got arts credits for the experience. Should I still list it under post-secondary experiences or should I assume they'll see it on my transcript? With the way things are set up it seems like they look at their application first and use the transcript as a quick check for validity so I wanted to make sure they noticed the music courses. Thanks so much in advance!
     
    #1 MDgonnabe, Jun 30, 2001
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    Put it down on your post-secondary experiences. Chances are that they wouldn't really notice it if were only in your transcript.
     
    #2 AJM, Jun 30, 2001
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    Chances are that youre only getting one credit hour for band, but I would guess that you are putting far more into that class than one hour per week! I dont think there will be a problem with putting it in the post-sec experiences... especially if you are doing performances outside of class time.
     
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  4. MDgonnabe

    MDgonnabe your royal travesty

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    Yes, I was only getting 1 credit for it per semester and practicing about 3 hours per week in addition to concerts etc. Thanks for the input! :D
     
    #4 MDgonnabe, Jun 30, 2001
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