Again, thanks for the support, you guys.
if pre-med's your thing, go to any school where you can be comfortable and excel. a good GPA is more important to the med schools than the school it came from. it's good that you're goin in with a plan.
i love that knife.
I was thinking of actually doing a binding of Med School and College. There are certain colleges that do that and I would be guaranteed Med School after College. Course, my GPA would still have to be good, 3.6 and above probably.
Though, Carleton does have a really good career counseling group and, as I said before, a really high acceptance rate into Med-School.
I am finishing up with graduate school in May and commissioning as a 2LT into the US Army as an Ordnance officer <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Wow. Good luck and God bless you with your service RS! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crossfingers.gif" alt="" />
I'd never heard of the Early Decision program; I just looked it up on Wikipedia. I enlisted early in my senior year, so wasn't exposed to college application options.
It was only in my mid-30s, after being fired with the statement, "Your job's not to think, it's to do what you're told!" that I enrolled in Indiana University, eventually graduating with a Computer Science BS and a Business Administration minor. So, while being fired was a traumatic experience (even though I really disliked that job), it turned out to be a significant positive turning point in my life.
Yea, I mainly wanted to do ED because I really don't want to go through applying to 110293129301 colleges and answer all the supplements and re-ask my teachers for recommendations.
It's really awesome to hear that you went to University of Indiana. It's a really good national university, tier 1.
