My major is Medical Studies which is designed to offer all major science courses found in a bio major along with some humanities and healthcare related courses that help one become a better physician and a critical thinker. The problem is that it offers only one semester of Biostatistics (compulsory course) and one semester of any math course for which I took precalculus as I did not have that background in high school (I was born and raised in a different country and I came back to the US after a long time). I can arrange to take an elective in a one-semester Calculus for life sciences which is possible in my major. The other option is to take calculus with analytical geometry for which I will have to take permission from the math department. I am good at math, but I don't want to mess up my major and instead take other courses that I am more interested in. Are there any programs that will accept me if I lack a one year of calculus? I have asked a similar question before so I apologize in advance.
Do MD/PhD programs accept only one semester of calculus?
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