Some things are sacred.Apparently you have to be very careful with your eyeball emojis around here.
I think they have grits too.Their chicken is seasoned, obviously
It’s funny you bring this up. One of my close friends in town, well, his daughter is graduating from South Carolina in May and just got accepted to a top 15 med school. If you do really well at a public flagship university, from Maine to Montana to Arkansas and beyond, you can get into a fine medical school. I honestly never understand this narrative.SC Med School...
That's what I understand as well (including doing well on the MCAT's and showing significant time shadowing doctors and either volunteering in the medical field or getting your EMT while in undergrad.) If you do those things well, you'll have opportunities in med school.It’s funny you bring this up. One of my close friends in town, well, his daughter is graduating from South Carolina in May and just got accepted to a top 15 med school. If you do really well at a public flagship university, from Maine to Montana to Arkansas and beyond, you can get into a fine medical school. I honestly never understand this narrative.
It’s funny you bring this up. One of my close friends in town, well, his daughter is graduating from South Carolina in May and just got accepted to a top 15 med school. If you do really well at a public flagship university, from Maine to Montana to Arkansas and beyond, you can get into a fine medical school. I honestly never understand this narrative.
It isn’t in BFE Aurora. It is in urban Aurora.That's kinda funny, because I was thinking along those same lines when the topic came up about his medical school aspirations.
Anschutz is great and all, but how does having a really nice medical school in BFE Aurora help recruit a kid to CU? Could he still participate as a CU-Boulder athlete when he's going to school in Aurora?
The kid wouldn't have been going to Aurora for classes. He would have been taking undergrad courses, with a premed focus, on campus at CU just like everyone else. The med school is after graduation.That's kinda funny, because I was thinking along those same lines when the topic came up about his medical school aspirations.
Anschutz is great and all, but how does having a really nice medical school in BFE Aurora help recruit a kid to CU? Could he still participate as a CU-Boulder athlete when he's going to school in Aurora?
It isn’t in BFE Aurora. It is in urban Aurora.
Yes, he can be on the Football team.
Aurora is BFE period.
The kid wouldn't have been going to Aurora for classes. He would have been taking undergrad courses, with a premed focus, on campus at CU just like everyone else. The med school is after graduation.
It was the same stupid thing with Justice Finkley last year. Aspirations for medical school shouldn’t really affect undergrad choice.No, I get that, but in that case, it really doesn't matter. The only way this med school thing matters at all is he's still eligible after he gets his undergrad. From a football perspective it seems unlikely, but Olympic athletes stay as long as they can, and I don't know what his credits gained in HS situation is. I have a niece and nephew who both started college as sophomores credit wise. If this kid's got his eyes on being a doctor, maybe he's been taking AP classes too.
As long as they don't go to Oregon.It was the same stupid thing with Justice Finkley last year. Aspirations for medical school shouldn’t really affect undergrad choice.
Don’t you live in Bongmont? How dare you?!Aurora is BFE period.
Don’t you live in Bongmont? How dare you?!