<p>Hey guys, I know this question gets asked a lot but should I remain premed? Grades came out and I got Bs for both Calculus and Chemistry. In both classes I never really reviewed unless there was a test comming up which I know wasn't smart. I just spent more time on my other classes because theu required a lot of homework. I know I can do better but how do I make more time for the 'harder' classes? Any advice? I was doing so well at the beginng ugh.</p>
<p>If you’re passionate about becoming a doctor, I would highly suggest toughing it out until at least the end of this first year and then reevaluating your position. One of my sophomore friends got a C+ her first quarter of gen chem, and I just found out that she got a solid A in orgo this quarter, along with an A in every other class. There is always room for improvement, and if you were accepted to NU, you can absolutely succeed once you work out your time management issues.</p>
<p>Remember that the path to medical school is a marathon - one stumble does not hurt you. It’s your AVERAGE that gets you in the door at medical schools.</p>
<p>If you think your schedule is too heavy, you can always look at cutting back and spreading out the workload.</p>
<p>I got into medical school with a C and two W’s! Even with that my average was good. There is always time to correct course.</p>