Title. My lease ends in September, idk if I should give up ans start looking for an apartment here..
How do you guys like the program? Do you find there's enough lab time? Is there anything you dislike? Would you choose the same program if you had to do it all over again? Any courses you particularly enjoyed (bonus if it's part of technical biochemistry)?
Feel free to also dm me if you'd like to warn me to run or have something very specific to say :)
Hey, for those who've had an aptitude assessment interview already: what did they ask you? Were there specific/in depth theory questions in areas like o chem and cell biology, physics, or just biochemistry? Or mostly about lab techniques and experience? It's been a while since I've opened a chem (or any, really) textbook so I'd love to hear about your experiences and figure out how much/what I need to study to prepare.
Huge thanks in advance :)
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Coz I know people will ask: I applied on May 30 (from NA), GPA of 1.7, B.Sc. biochemistry, got an invitation the day after I got my SELMA credentials
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Good luck to everyone who's also interviewing or waiting!
Looks so fun and, at times, super fast! Apparently this activity is called "winging" and I think I know what I'm trying this summer :) Sorry for the grain, that was taken at max zoom from my window
So I live in one of the highrises nearby and obviosuly don't have my own back yard. I'd love to take my cats to a park (on a leash and in a stroller, and let them walk when they're comfortable) so they can have some fun outside. I'll go during a less busy time, and I know I'll probably get some weird stares, but is this a viable idea?
If anyone's also got cats in apartments in the area, where do you take them?