#premedagain

[premedagain]

07.18.21. i've realized that i'm most productive in the morning, but i have to be at work at 9am sharp. solution: waking up early, dragging my limp, uncaffeinated body to the library, and trying to work on postbacc apps for an hour before work. being an adult... wouldn't recommend.

[premedagain]

07.13.21. mornings are hard, but studying in fancy libraries makes them slightly more tolerable.

[premedagain]

a little introduction

hello, i'm diya (also known as notebookist on main), and i wanted to formally introduce myself as a newly-minted non-traditional premed!

about: 23, she/hers, graduated from undergrad in 2020, and currently working in clinical research

currently: getting ready to apply to postbaccalaureate premedical programs to get those premed reqs in. stifled sob

in all seriousness, i am really excited to go back to school and start making moves towards my greater goals!

i haven't waded very far into the premed side of studyblr, so i would love to meet people from all timepoints/places on the premed/med track. let's swap advice, revel, grind, and commiserate!

looking to follow new people and make new friends, so please interact if you'd like to be mutuals or friends!! ✨✨