NUrsing to pre med???

whs2012
Wed, 10 Aug 2011 19:01:42 +0000

Well first I’m not 16, and not to be arrogant, but I’ve had multiple severe trauma calls and the paramedics loved me. Said I was the best EMT student they ever had and asked me if I could sign up with their ambulance for another clinical. I also have the highest grade in the course, and performed all of my skills flawlessly during skills day. I’m the only person in the program to not have to re-test. I’m also the only person who got straight A’s on the reports from the paramedic preceptors. So age isn’t always a factor of how good an EMT can be.

Next, AP Chemistry, AP Biology, AP Physics. There. 3/4 courses (considering one course is a year long). Calculus is only recommended but if you are good in math you would have taken calc in high school. English is a GER that most universities require.

Goizueta Business School. I have to apply my sophomore year for the BBA program–just like a nursing program.

Not everyone is rich and has money to waste. If you go 4 years in college, get a bachelors degree in bio, then don’t get into medical school–you are screwed. The OP has the right to major in whatever she wants and until medical schools include the “except nursing majors” clause, I don’t think being a nursing major is going to drastically decrease your chances of getting into medical school. Do you have statistics that prove your statement?