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I took the 6/20/13 MCAT and have already submitted my AMCAS for 2014 admission (working on secondaries now) and I stupidly forgot that several schools require two semesters of math. I already have taken 1 semester of statistics but I have not taken calculus yet (only took precalc in high school).
Out of the schools I am applying to, Albert Einstein, Mt. Sinai and Florida Int'l require 2 semesters of college math while Brown requires 1 semester calculus.
I was considering doing a Americorps Healthcorps position at a local community health center but if I take this class I may just do unpaid research with a surgeon and then hopefully get a part-time job or just do other volunteering (the AmeriCorps position schedule would interfere with the calc class).
Is it worth it to take calc? I already sent AMCAS to those schools and I don't want to waste the money -- but I would appreciate any second opinions on if it makes sense to take the class or not. Americorps doesn't seem like it would be the greatest thing to do anyways during the gap yr-- so would the class/research/hopefully part-time job combo be better?
Thanks.
Out of the schools I am applying to, Albert Einstein, Mt. Sinai and Florida Int'l require 2 semesters of college math while Brown requires 1 semester calculus.
I was considering doing a Americorps Healthcorps position at a local community health center but if I take this class I may just do unpaid research with a surgeon and then hopefully get a part-time job or just do other volunteering (the AmeriCorps position schedule would interfere with the calc class).
Is it worth it to take calc? I already sent AMCAS to those schools and I don't want to waste the money -- but I would appreciate any second opinions on if it makes sense to take the class or not. Americorps doesn't seem like it would be the greatest thing to do anyways during the gap yr-- so would the class/research/hopefully part-time job combo be better?
Thanks.