<p>Summer school doesn’t really do anything good (or bad) for med school admission but then neither does irrelvant work experience. How about some biomed related summer research with a NU faculty? </p>
<p>On the other hand, if she can get the bio out of the way during summer (I assume you meant the bio that every premed needs to take), her workload would be easier at NU and it’d be easier to get a better GPA. If I were her, I’d consider taking organic chemistry instead since it’s known to be the worst at NU (hard exam; tough grading curve). I vaguely recall someone said NU no longer recognizes organic chemistry even from Harvard. But if she’s a not a chemistry major or doesn’t need orgo to fulfill her major requirement, all that means is she can’t count those credits towards graduation (so some money loss). But they can be used for med school application.</p>