u/CanFit4069

Sorry if i sound neurotic... Testing this week and im rlly happy with my practice score result! The provlem is every fl I took i guessed on so many questions, accidentally got a couple right with incorrect logic, etc. Idk maybe im paranoid but I have no confidence in my ability to reproduce my fl scores on test day? Is this normal?

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Only know one other transfer this year but this can't be right? We're being scheduled for registration almost a month after juniors register for classes?

Need to talk to someone abt this but nobody in my life is premed xd. Ive been studying for this test for ~4 months, finished most of uearth, finished captainhook deck, read and returned all the Kaplan books, and finished my first couple fls. I was p productive these past few months and esp during june I regularly put in 5-8hrs a day.

Not sure why but from last Tuesday I genuinely just lost all motivation to continue.. for the past week id just stay in my room doomscrolling and watching shows all day. In this past week I've done less than 5 uw blocks and barely any cards.

Typing here prob won't do much for me but im curious how ppl who dealt with this kinda burnout carried on? Sorry if this post is just a generic entitled vent but I would rlly appreciate any advice~

Does anyone know how to check if they have/haven't submitted their transcripts to UCSD? I submitted mine a few weeks ago and accidentally submitted by AP scores twice but it still says action required..?

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Pankow is slowly killing me

I have completed all IGETC requirements except for my English Critical Thinking requirement. I have a 3 on AP Lit and was told by my CC counselor that it will cause me to get rescinded from UCSD.

I asked UCSD admissions about this and they said that it will NOT effect my admission status.

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I relayed this information back to my CC counselor is insisting that the UCSD admission officer made a mistake since at my CC, a 3 on AP Lit does not fulfill anything.

I sent another email to admissions but summer school at my CC begins next week and I gotta enroll asap.

Hello~ I like to lurk on this sub and I see a lot of people talking about the importance of narratives and how it can make/break an application which made me sorta neurotic abt mine.

I'm just a sophomore so idk jack abt this but the narrative I sorta had in mind was abt my rare chronic illness and how it got me interested in this field but my area of research has nothing to do with my disease..? The thing is I also (oddly) rlly like my research and am personally much more invested my research topic than my disease. My clinical experience also has no ties to my narrative and was sorta felt like a checkbox for me-

If anyone has any advice on how I could tie these together I would rlly appreciate it T-T