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Ok, here's my story. Since there are a lot of people on this forum with experience I was hoping I could get some insight as well as advice on what to do and how to approach my degree.
If I take only 4 classes per semester, will that hurt my chances of getting admitted into medical school? I am already 1 year and 1 class behind. I have 27 hours when I should have 60. Even though I'm at a big university there aren't a whole lot of selections, choices, and options as far as core classes, etc. I usually pick good teachers that I find on ratemyprofessor.com. Here are my options. I could squeeze down 18 hours this fall, and have some early classes, or I could do 12-15 and get more sleep and possibly do better, but then I would be dragging out my undergraduate career even longer. What should I do? Since I'm already way behind, and haven't even completed remedial math, is it wise to cram as much hours down, or should I continue on this slow pace? Last semester I did 12 hours. 🙁
If I take only 4 classes per semester, will that hurt my chances of getting admitted into medical school? I am already 1 year and 1 class behind. I have 27 hours when I should have 60. Even though I'm at a big university there aren't a whole lot of selections, choices, and options as far as core classes, etc. I usually pick good teachers that I find on ratemyprofessor.com. Here are my options. I could squeeze down 18 hours this fall, and have some early classes, or I could do 12-15 and get more sleep and possibly do better, but then I would be dragging out my undergraduate career even longer. What should I do? Since I'm already way behind, and haven't even completed remedial math, is it wise to cram as much hours down, or should I continue on this slow pace? Last semester I did 12 hours. 🙁