I've already asked this question in the WAMC thread, and although someone (whose status wavers among podiatrist, vet student, health student, and dentist) responded, I'd like to get other people's suggestions. I recently graduated from Rice as a non-science major, and I've already completed the prereqs for liberal arts (english, humanities, social science), math, orgo, gen chem, and bio. I still need to take an extra biology lab, human physiology/anatomy, physics, and microbiology. I plan to take these at a community college, but I want to make sure I can get into these classes first. Once completing these, I should be able to apply to 6-10 schools. Would you guys suggest applying this year or next year?
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