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What Premed Classes Should I Take How to Succeed in Premed Classes How
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As
we come to an end of our discussion together, I hope you now see how many
options you have. Hopefully with this new knowledge, you have realized that
you can get into medical school and are not fearful of the future. Also, I
hope these options have shown you that being premed and being happy aren’t
mutually exclusive. Following
I have described an ideal plan, which incorporates all of the principles I
have mentioned. You can use this plan to summarize some of the general
principles. 1st year All General
Education Requirements including Spanish Intro to Statistics Auditing
Chemistry/physics/biology Research (10 hours
a week). 1st year
summer 1 year physics Research (10 hours
a week) 2nd year General Chemistry Research 2nd year
summer 1 year organic
chemistry with lab Research (10 hours
a week) 3rd year Biology Any classes you
want or need. Hopefully things you enjoy that won’t take as much time as
science. Personal statement
compilation MCAT Studying Take MCAT August. 3rd
years summer/4th year Applying Happy classes Upper Division
Biology I
hope this guide has proven helpful to you. However, don’t read it and throw
it in the trash. Use it as a workbook. Use it as a reference. Constantly revisit
the principles, tips, and options I have described. They will make more sense
as you have more experience. Good luck to you and congratulations for
choosing medicine as a career. Remember your most valuable asset is your
time. If
what you have read has been helpful, or if you have any comments, please
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