Current 1st year, here.
Our first month is somewhat different than the rest of the year(a lot more intense, then it slows down when September hits, but here is basically a breakdown of the first year:
1st Semester
Monday
Test day(and this can be anywhere between 1 and 3 tests)
Tuesday
8-10- Anatomy Lecture
10-12- Anatomy Lab/Supplemental Lecture(class is divided in 2, one goes to the lab, one has a supplemental lecture like Radiology)
1-2- Biochemistry
2-3- Histology
3-5- Physiology
Wednesday
Same as Tues from 8-2
2-4- Histology
4-5- Physiology
Thurs
8-9- Preventative Medicine and Public Health
9-10- OMM Lecture
10-12- Anatomy Lab/Histo Lab/OMM Lab(class split into 3)
1-3- Anatomy Lab/Histo Lab/OMM Lab
3-5- Anatomy Lab/Histo Lab/OMM Lab
Friday
8-11- Anatomy Lecture(usually 2 hours of this block is Embryology Lecture)
11-12- Biochemistry
PMPH only lasts a month or two. Physical Diagnosis comes in right after PMPH ends(first week of October) and lasts the rest of the semester.
I'm not going to put down the 2nd semester because this post is getting long, but there have been a couple of structural changes to the curriculum that make this year different from prior years. They have started utilizing iTunes U to post lectures that we are required to watch before we come to class(at least, if we want to keep up). We receive these downloadable lectures in Physiology, Biochemistry, Embryology, and OMM, and they can range from 15 min to 90 min. Keeping up is not easy, and suffice to say OMM is probably the least-watched lecture. It's a massive course load and we're always playing catch-up, but the Dean of Pre-Clinical Medicine(who designs our curriculum) has drastically improved board scores since his arrival 3 years ago. I'm rambling. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
See some of you in the Class of 2016 thread...