Is it possible to do PAM and Pre-Med

Latuza
Mon, 10 Mar 2014 06:14:12 +0000

You can kind of tell how you stack up against competition by where you stand in your SAT scores and how well you score on math/science APs and SATs. But ppl tend to become more focused and studious in college to make sure they make good grades. You never really know if you could handle it until you have tried after the first semester. But even then you may have ups and owns all through college. I did well freshman and junior year and not so much sophomore and senior year. Taking 3 or more science/math classes definitely took a toll on me.

Maybe you can take transfer classes at a community college one summer to make your school year easier. Again if you can handle the workload, you can graduate in 4 years. If not, I say it’s more important to focus on your GPA than graduating in 4 years. But I know that would be costly. Maybe then just graduate with econ and finish 1 or 2 premed requirements at your state university as a non-degree seeking student.