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best pre-med program would be one that turns undergraduates into the most compassionate, perceptive, skilled and motivated physicians and surgeons ever.
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that would be quite the trick considering what the premed prereqs are…nothing that encourages compassion, skills, etc.
Anyway…there really isn’t such a thing as a “premed program” at 99.9% of undergrads. And even the couple of univs that have “premed programs” they’re not really anything more than some dept granting some sort of “pre-health” degree that isn’t going to look very good on a resume if med school never happens.
Being a premed student generally means taking:
2 semesters of Bio
2 semesters of Gen Chem
2 semesters of Ochem
2 semesters of Physics
1 semester of BioChem
Calc I and/or Stats
Psych and./or Sociology
As you can see…there is nothing “medical” about those classes and nothing unique about them. Your classmates will include a variety of Bio, Chem, Physics, Engineering and other premed students.
Talk to your parents about how much they’ll pay for undergrad.
What was your SAT score? M+CR?