Confused and Worried still

Cvjn
Mon, 19 Mar 2007 02:21:54 +0000

Well, what I meant by a “waste” is that as a sophomore, I’ll have 2 semesters, as a junior, 2 more semesters, and a senior, 2 semesters. Let’s assume that I take my MCATs in the middle of my junior year. I’ll have about a year and a half. That’s 3 semesters.

Theres are the basic pre med requirements


A year of Freshman Chemistry along with the appropriate laboratory courses
A year of Organic Chemistry along with laboratory courses
A year of Biology along with laboratory courses
A year of Physics along with laboratory courses
A year of English
A year of Calculus or other advanced math classes, including Statistics


I’ve done my year of English (hopefully it’ll transfer, it’s business English), I’ve done up to Calculus 2, and probably taking Stats at Michigan. So I’ll have Freshmen Chem, Orgo 1 + 2, Bio, Physics and Genetics (I believe that’s required at Mich)

That’s 6 classes for 3 semesters. That’s 2 classes per semester, which is a pretty tough load I think. And from that, I’m still taking some other classes on the side, like languages which shouldn’t actually be too bad. But anyway, let’s say I take freshmen Chem for my 1st semester. That’s 2 semesters to fit in 5 classes, 2 of which (Orgo) are supposedly some of the most failed at U Mich. And the big thing, I’m thinking and I could be TOTALLY wrong, that it’s cutting a bit too close to the MCATs. I’d like to have 2-3 months to probably study for them at the very least.

It’s just going to be very tight if I do Chem for one semester.

However, would it be a class that I could possibly take at a CC over the summer? Is that too much information to cover? Would I get about the same things taught or will I be missing some stuff that could potentially screw me over later on?

And for the business ethics thing, I’d like to hear it. PM me if you want.

I’ll check this in the morning, I forgot it was 2:30… >_>