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Subject:
Going pre-med
Category: Reference, Education and News > Education Asked by: houston_life_saver-ga List Price: $14.50 |
Posted:
08 Feb 2005 08:40 PST
Expires: 10 Mar 2005 08:40 PST Question ID: 471065 |
Can I go pre-med at any college by just taking the required classes? I would like to go to a specific college but they do not offer pre-med. I was wondering if i could take there Medical Technologies degree program and take the required year of this year of that on top? |
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Subject:
Re: Going pre-med
From: pinkfreud-ga on 08 Feb 2005 10:03 PST |
At most schools that I know of, "pre-med" is not a major in and of itself. It is a set of recommended courses. The purpose of pre-med is to prepare you for success on the MCAT and as a student of medicine in later years. It's quite possible to be admitted to medical school without ever having been a pre-med student. I had a friend who majored in advertising, but later decided to go to med school. His high test scores got him into Johns Hopkins, and he later became an anesthesiologist. I joke with him that he should go back into advertising, since most ads tend to put people to sleep. |
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