Here's my Spring 2005 Schedule:
Sunday: 2:30-8:30 MCAT class
Monday: 6:45 am - 12 pm Work; 1-2 pm Later Victorian Lit; 2-3 pm Abnormal Child Psych
Tuesday: 9:30-11 am Children's Lit; 12:30-2 pm Italian Humanism; 5:30-6:45 pm College Physics 2
Wednesday: 6:45 am - 12 pm Work; 1-2 pm Later Victorian Lit; 2-3 pm Abnormal Child Psych
Thursday: 9:30-11 am Children's Lit; 12:30-2 pm Italian Humanism; 5:30-6:45 pm College Physics 2; 7-10 College Physics 2 Lab
Friday: 1-2 pm Later Victorian Lit; 2-3 pm Abnormal Child Psych
Saturday: 2:30-5 MCAT class OR 9-4:30 MCAT practice test
Plus I'm taking General Nutrition online (3 tests and 3 assignments total)
So as you can see it's a pretty busy schedule, but I think I can make it work. I'm taking one less hour because Nutrition doesn't have a lab like A&P did. It's the most important semester of my college career because it's my last one before med school apps this summer plus I've got the MCAT. I need complete concentration and as little distraction as possible. Of course, I happily relish the idea that I have a high chance of becoming Metro Mustangs president and I hope I win. It's the organization I care most about at school and I would love to run it. I can balance.
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Go Maryam! 4 more years!! 4 more years!!!!!!
Whoa, that's some school load. I'm just taking only 19 hours. =)
Hope you had a good winter break! See you in about two days!
~Sam posting anonymously
Hi Sam, I'm taking only 19 hours too. It's just that when you write it out and add MCAT class it looks like more.
hey maryam,
you're going to die before you ever get to take the mcats. my roomate had this much on his plate one semester. i dont think we were home at the same time unless we were both asleep. even then it was rare. it takes a lot of commitment to be a doctor, even after you've made it through medschool. hope you're up to it.
take care.
- peter
From the short time I've known you, I already know that you're going to do great. Go you!
-Nabila (from the Scribe program)
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