Genetics
OChemI
Sociology of Religion
Sociological Methods
I am taking Org Chem I, A&P I, and Medical Microbiology. I am very excited…My plan is to get a 4.0…I am going to work extra hard…would like to pull up my GPA…from 3.62 to 3.75…
Taking Orgo I, Phys I, and Cell Bio. If I don’t take orgo & phys together, I’ll be bumped into next app cycle. Hoping to take MCATs in spring. The physics class doesn’t look that hard. I took one as an undergrad and did okay. My dad has a PhD in physics and was a professor, so he’ll tutor me if need be. Orgo is another thing all together…
I’m Tom, and I am somewhat new here. I believe this is my first post. I was a little intimidated about introducing myself to the allied health adviser for premed at first. I finally went in to his office last week and met him. And with all of my worries along, I was pleased to say that at my age of 46, he was both welcoming and supportive. He immediately started getting me on the beginning path. I left feeling relieved, instead of the discouragement I anticipated.
- Me Said:
I'm glad you did that, I personally don't advise taking Orgo with Physics...
Oh good, I'm glad I'm reading this. I learned that the hard way the first time around - this time, I'm saving Physics for the spring!
Economic Development
Financial Economics
Human Resource Economics
Personal Finance
Not taking anything related to pre-med at this point…I just want to get done with my degree. I want a break. 
Bio I and II with associated labs, Early American History, and Research Composition
Cell Bio
Biochem I
Biophysical Chem
Human Anatomy and lab
Analytic Chem and lab
Im taking
Math 221 (Calculus)
Chemistry 131 with lab
Spanish 101
English 102
Political Science 110
My EMT license is expired and because I changed states I have to retake the class, but the school wouldn’t let me take 25 credit hours so I will also be taking the EMT basic course at my local fire department. Good luck to everyone this semester 
Now that I’ve actually registered, I’ll be in Cell Biology, General Chemistry I, General Psychology, and Intro to Sociology. I’m considering changing the Intro to Sociology to Sociology of Birth and Death, but still not sure…
Anyways, ended up being a lighter semester than I thought originally. Probably a good thing since it’ll be the first time I’ll be a full time student in 6 years…
Mike
I’m not taking classes this semester so that we can save up some $$$. I’m hoping to go back to school full time in the Spring. In the mean time, I’ll live vicariously through everyone here!
I’ve finished all the pre-reqs now so I am doing a full year of upper level courses to help position me well for a few of the schools here in Canada. It won’t hurt my US applications either.
I’ve got to say, I’m excited, yet terrified if you know what I mean.
Fall Term:
Macromolecules of Biochemical Interest
Molecular Biology I: Nucleic Acid Metabolism
Histology
Controversies in the Modern Life Sciences
Biology of Cancer (OR Cellular and Molecular Basis of Muscle Physiology)
Eeks!!!
Lynda
Physics and General Chemistry. Only 2 classes with labs cause I am a part-time student
Physics I and immunology
Chemistry I (with lab), Western Humanities, Advanced Topics in Biomedical Systems, Brain Theory and Artificial Intelligence.
I’m a part-time, non-traditional student, will be finishing my masters degree on computer science in this Fall semester, hopefully!.
Working for full-time, so this is already a lot of material for this very special semester.