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Hi, sdn!
I know non-traditional usually means you did something other than school for a while, you worked and went to school, something to that effect. But I was wondering if there was a pre-med specific version of non-traditional. I'm just wondering if I'd be considered non-traditional.
Here's my background:
Went to fashion school from high school for a semester, then went for a degree in philosophy at a state school, transferred to a private college, and then transferred back to the State school. I'll be transferring back tot he private college next year. By the end of next summer, I should have a degree in philosophy from the state school and a degree in general science from the private college. I've also been a part-time student one semester due to financial constraints.
I wouldn't exactly call this a normal path for a pre-med, or any undergrad. Is this non-traditional?
I know non-traditional usually means you did something other than school for a while, you worked and went to school, something to that effect. But I was wondering if there was a pre-med specific version of non-traditional. I'm just wondering if I'd be considered non-traditional.
Here's my background:
Went to fashion school from high school for a semester, then went for a degree in philosophy at a state school, transferred to a private college, and then transferred back to the State school. I'll be transferring back tot he private college next year. By the end of next summer, I should have a degree in philosophy from the state school and a degree in general science from the private college. I've also been a part-time student one semester due to financial constraints.
I wouldn't exactly call this a normal path for a pre-med, or any undergrad. Is this non-traditional?