Dr. D-

When you said that we should have some type of memory stick would a USB pen drive be sufficient? I read on one of the posts somewhere that it would be a good idea to have one.

usb pen drives are pretty useful and convenient. i see more and more students using them.

at first i bought a pen drive but it broke, so then i got a zip drive, but that broke, and now i have a pen drive again. this one better not break.

good luck

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Hi, I will be starting pre-med in Jan. I'm 38 and my wife and 13 year old son will be living on Nevis as well. I'm a former pilot with the airlines and have decided to persue my other passion. My college background was pre-med with good grades but that was 20 years ago and so I need a refresher, hence pre-med. My son and I visited Nevis a couple of weeks ago and I think we are all making the right decision by choosing MUA. I spoke at length with the acting Dean as well as other staff and faculty and found them very helpful and interested in what there are doing. Nevis is also a wonderfully relaxing place and distractions will be minimum (I know that spells boredom to the younger students but it should be beneficial in the long run).

Looking forward to meeting everyone in jan!

Best Regards
Tim McNamara

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Hi,
I am considering applying for the premed 1 in January 2004. But i am not sure if it is too late to apply and have the phone interview, and if i qualify for premed in Jan. 2004. I have completed over 60 college units, being that i changed my major, i only have one semester of science classes. I was wondering if anyone can tell me more information about when to apply...if i should wait one more semester and go for the May premed, or if i have a good enough chance to get in jan 2004. Please help....
thanks.
Steve

hello there,

try contacting the office in gardner and inquiring about premed admission for january 2004. it may not be too late.

best of luck.

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