I'm taking a science course this summer - human physiology (online). It's not one that is required by any med schools, but it'd be helpful to know as well as assist on the MCAT. The material isn't difficult, and I'd love to be handed a book and a test months from now and be done with it. However, all of these assignments... They're not hard, but just having to do them is time consuming and largely feel like "busy work." I'm thinking about what it would be like to feel this way over the next year, and it really isn't all that appealing. At this point I still have an end goal, but geez. Since I already had some background in this subject I felt it'd be a good way to rekindle my "learning mode" and getting used to sitting still doing school work, but I feel giddy. I keep wanting to get up and just run around doing random things despite really liking the subject matter.
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