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CHECK YOUR EMAIL....Just got my acceptance letter! When do y'all think it would be time to create a facebook group or a GroupMe for our cohort? Congrats to all who have been accepted! I can't wait to start!
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Well last year, students started receiving the decision on March 14, which was a Monday and the first day of Spring break so hopefully we hear something today, tomorrow or this week??
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I took Chemistry a couple of years ago, and it was fine. While I had other classes, I would suggest that you take General Chemistry, Orgo I and II, and BioChem as the sole class if you can afford it( that is if you need those classes). The key is to keep practicing! If the instructor is receptive, ask them for sample problems similar to the exams: I remember our first exam being different from the practice problems we worked on, so the instructor had to curve the exam grade. Good luck!
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Applying for FALL as well. Good luck, everyone!
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Good morning, everyone! I just applied for the ABSN 2023, and would like to know if GMU has HESI exit exam, and who will be doing the pinning during the ceremony( whether a person of your choice or a faculty member). Thank you and good luck with everything!
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Hello, everyone I am in my early 40s, and I am currently completing a Bachelor’s in educational/clinical psychology but I have also been following the premed curriculum for the past few years. I am planning on taking the MCAT in Spring 2023 and applying for med schools that same year. I am 3-4 courses away from satisfying the med school prereqs and I plan to start studying for the MCAT in April 2022. Since I have been extremely interested in psychiatry-mental healthcare( with addiction and child/adolescent psychiatry as sub-specialities in mind), I have been wondering if a career as a nurse practitioner could be a better fit for me. Beyond my age—even if I have read many posts of people in their early 40s and older having succeeded as a medical student/resident/physician—the idea of not earning a paycheck until the first year of residency while I have a family is a demoralizing thought. I am a former semi-pro soccer player, used to be a police officer and I have been a teacher/tutor for the past 6 years, but I have always had an interest in medicine. I am not requesting for others to make a decision on my behalf, but I am asking for feedback and perhaps come across pros and cons that I have not thought of yet. Of course, all of that is happening while I am also in the process of purchasing a house so I have been having constant migraines☺️. Thank you for taking the time to read, and any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
