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Probably. But why? Med school is for studying medicine and becoming a doctor. Whatever extracurricular interests or non-medical interests should've been explored back while you were in college
Depending on time management skills, I'm sure people vary on what they're able to do as a first year. I think making time for working out/sports is easier because it counters the intensive sit down and study mode.
But do you think one can take a non-medicine class concurrently to the med school curriculum? For example, would I have time to continue my Spanish language studies? Not just looking through convo books but actual grammar, structured class etc. Would I have time to do this on top of doing research?
Whatever extracurricular interests or non-medical interests should've been explored back while you were in college