I plan on transferring to Northern Illinois University. They require at least 5 of the 9 prereqs completed by the time of submitting an application.
My current schedule for the upcoming semester looks like this: A&P II, Med Term, Psych, Stats
Should I add Micro on top of that all or will that be too much? If I take Micro in the fall, I'll have all of the prereqs done except one by the time of submitting my application. If I wait to take it until the spring, I'll have 7 of the 9 prereqs done.
Obviously, the more prereqs you've completed the greater chance you have of getting accepted. And I definitely want to get accepted! I'm just a little worried about keeping my good grades.
I'm currently getting a 3.9 GPA and a 4.0 in my prereqs. I currently do not work because I had surgery on my wrist. I am planning on volunteering at the hospital a few hours a week in the fall and I want to work, though if my school schedule is too tough I don't have to.
Should I go for the crazy schedule to increase my chances of getting accepted? Is it worth it? Or do you think I should wait until the spring to take Micro?
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I plan on transferring to Northern Illinois University. They require at least 5 of the 9 prereqs completed by the time of submitting an application.
My current schedule for the upcoming semester looks like this: A&P II, Med Term, Psych, Stats
Should I add Micro on top of that all or will that be too much? If I take Micro in the fall, I'll have all of the prereqs done except one by the time of submitting my application. If I wait to take it until the spring, I'll have 7 of the 9 prereqs done.
Obviously, the more prereqs you've completed the greater chance you have of getting accepted. And I definitely want to get accepted! I'm just a little worried about keeping my good grades.
I'm currently getting a 3.9 GPA and a 4.0 in my prereqs. I currently do not work because I had surgery on my wrist. I am planning on volunteering at the hospital a few hours a week in the fall and I want to work, though if my school schedule is too tough I don't have to.
Should I go for the crazy schedule to increase my chances of getting accepted? Is it worth it? Or do you think I should wait until the spring to take Micro?