Above, you are such a nerd. haha jk
You talking to me??? hahah
The 90% is do-able - and it is definitely stressful. Think about how you study for the big tests in your most important class. You go over all of the information, until you are blue in the face. You have to study in this manner for every exam. You have to master all of the information, b/c 90% leaves little room for confusion. At some point - there is more info that you can possibly take in - that is where it gets a little sketchy - but for now the info has been manageable - you just need to be dutiful in your studying.
As to the questions about our day to day life...
Class starts at 0800 - we have (3) hours of lecture in the morning. In that morning block, we have 10 min breaks (usually) every hour, and we may have some group work.
Lunch is from 1100-1200
We then have (3) hours of afternoon lecture very similar to the morning's. Thats it.
Every other Thursday we have your Experiential Education (a quasi-internship) and the very next day after our internship, we have our assessment (which is also every other week).
If you pass your assessment - you get the following Monday off, along with the weekend - The following Tuesday is Seminar - which includes about (8) different classes in one, including pharmacy calculations, Top 200, Ethics, Professionalism, Etiquette, etc...
After Tuesday's seminar - its back to the cycle. Each assessment has 36 hours of lecture - not too bad. Hope that gives you guys an idea of what our schedule is like.
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