Udevine
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@mmCA I don't think commuting by plane would be doable or worth it since so many small things come up along the way. personally, I did not attend class because I learn better independently, so I can't really speak on if "going to classes" is beneficial. I just learn better independently. However, exams are in person and there are random things that I would have to drive to campus for like sim labs so being 30 minutes away made it doable. This Spring semester we do not have labs. But for example, the first two weeks before clinical we have had in person required lab work shops. I don't think the professors would allow you to attend on zoom on a regular bases. Also, there is some flexibility in picking things like your clinical but at the same time it's not whatever fits best into your schedule. You do a survey and then they assign you. Also where would you stay when you came? With the program, you end up having a lot of potential free time and it is commutable with classes not being required but definitely not a plane ride away. I would say you either need to look into moving here or finding a virtual program that's more accommodating.
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Hi, I'm in my first year so I can only give insight to that. I commute around 30ish minutes which isn't very far so definitely doable. The fall semester was much busier. For my fall I had classes 8am-5:30 Monday, 10:30-5:30 on Thursday, and 8am- noon on Friday. Tuesday and Wednesdays I had 6 hours clinical (some people have one day a week for 12 hours). this schedule may seem very daunting but attendance is only required for lab (which was two hours on Mondays) and clinical. Then obviously during exams and stuff you had to be there. Technically, you weren't required to go to the other classes- I'm not sure if this will ever change. Only one of them was recorded. When the semester started, everyone was there every day but as it went on some people did not go to as many classes. This semester we only have classes Monday's (10-1:15) and Tuesday's (10-5:15) and one day of clinical 6:30am-5pm. I will also say there's small things like SIM lane and stuff that can be inconvenient for commuting my because they're only an hour and required. If you're committed to communing and plan to go to classes everyday you can also hang out at campus and do work and stuff too. As of right now, nothing is virtual and I don't see this changing. Some classes are on zoom but I think this is only for sickness. I personally think it's doable but it depends on why you're choosing to commute and if you would consider relocating. How far are you? hope this helps a little and feel free to ask any other follow ups!
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I emailed last week and they said, " We do not have a draft schedule for the Fall term. Many scheduling changes are underway at the moment, so I do not want to misinform you. Please check back in late July, as the schedule should (hopefully) be finalized and available for viewing around that time." Let me know if you end up with any more information
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