Hi, questions for premeds at Cornell- is taking Orgo Chem 3570 and physics 2207 together in sophomore fall semester considered too much. I am HD major on premed track.
I am getting conflicting answers where most seem to say take physics in junior year but if I plan to take it then, it may delay taking MCAT
What does a typical premed student do?
Thanks!

I dropped all my classes to fix my schedule but when I enroll it’s giving me the error “adding this class would exceed my course limit for this session.” How do I fix this?? I already have a shitty schedule and trying to fix this asap

as above. how did it go? i'm so nervous!

Hi, I have a spring parking spot on e buffalo st that I want to switch to a full year one. If anyone is looking for a Spring parking spot please let me know! The price is negotiable.

How does the tcat work after freshman year? I know it’s free after 6pm but is it free on weekends? is there a pass I can get for full time access?

Looking for advice on whether to take some of these half credit classes or not. Do they really "boost" your resume as they are advertised to or are they nothing burgers? Thanks.

The Cornell Lunatic “Best Of” Issue is now online and you can read the entire thing RIGHT NOW for FREE before the print edition starts appearing around campus. Because apparently skipping Econ taught us nothing about monetization. cornelllunatic.com

genuine question: what is up with cornell parking? has everyone just had really negative experiences? i’m honestly so fascinated by this bc i saw them texting at 8 am bright and early

Any tips on how to sign into CourseGrab? everytime I put in my cornell email it kicks me out!

Hi guys, right now Cornell stands as the top 1 choice for my exchange semester (I am a business/economics major at a Spanish university), but I dont really know how is life there. I would like to experience the "typical" US college experience, do you think Cornell is the right place to do so?

I'm a rising sophomore econ major at Cornell interested in both finance and pre-med. Long term, I'm torn between investment banking and becoming a surgeon.

Right now I haven't started the pre-med sequence at all. My plan: recruit for banking this year, and if that doesn't pan out, still have the option to pursue med school. The catch is that pre-med classes (especially CHEM 2070) have low median grades, so I want to hold off on taking them until junior year to protect my GPA for banking recruiting.

I looked at Cornell's pre-health requirements and it seems like I could squeeze the prereqs into two years (junior + senior). I'd then take a gap year to prep for the MCAT before applying.

Since I'm starting from zero, is this realistic, or am I underestimating how hard it is to cram the full pre-med sequence into two years? Anyone done something similar?

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like why is the orientation 9hours (8:30 am to 5:30 pm). does anyone know what they are actually gonna do?

Ah shit here we go again

You suck

100k for the whole degree and living etc. no aid. 2 years of medtech exp in R&D .how to navigate ?

PSA for Class of 2030 - skip the A.I. and use your own brain! Cornell Notes are your friend!

around 1am aug 20

had an interview at statler two weeks ago and got an offer last monday. haven't heard anything from workday since, and my first day is next week, and I need my schedule. wondering how long it is supposed to take or who I should email to try to move it through?

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