Recent content by larkyn2

Hi! You don't need to take a special physics lab class to fulfill the requirement- the premed office said 8.01 and 8.02 are accepted as sufficient by most schools (even though there's no lab). and most people from mit who got into med school that i know didn't ever take a speicla physics lab...

is not bs. i think the name of the guy who did it was judah folkman ..or something like that. i think he got into harvard.

how would you turn in a bibliography? i considered the same thing, but i don't see any additional space for it.

the part where i get stuck is the "address the questions" part. what can that mean, besides what we think of the various arguments out there? and if that's what we have to do, aren't we picking sides?

so do they expect us to pick positions, or just describe some of the arguments out there on these technologies? i'm really stuck on this essay because i don't really know what they're looking for...

are we supposed to examine the ethical, etc issues arising from ALL the examples they've listed?- that is, stem cell research, cloning, genetic intervention and transplantation? if so, how are we expected to address each one fully in less than 1000 words??

hi everyone, would it be okay to include all the coursework you can in the online form, and then just list the ones you couldn't fit in a document to be uploaded? also, what's the "optional" essay statement about? it is better to include something there? thanks!