How long would it take to complete pre-medicine classes?

[Nontraddoc00081]

4 Precalculus I

3 Chemistry I

1 Chemistry I Lab

3 Chemistry II

1 Chemistry II Lab

4 Precalculus II


3 Organic Chemistry I

1 Organic Chemistry I Lab

4 Cal w/Analytical Geometry I

4 Cal w/Analytical Geometry II

3 Organic Chemistry II

1 Organic Chemistry II Lab

3 College Physics I

1 College Physics I Lab

3 Principles of Biology

1 Principles of Biology with lab


3 College Physics II

1 College Physics II Lab

3 Principles of Biology II

1 Principles of Biology II Lab

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[Med Ed]

Depends on what else you have going on in your life.

 

[Goro]

At a minimum, 2-3 years

 

[CricB4Tube]

I was able to knock out all those classes and more in 2 years, but that was by pretty much taking the max amount of credits allowed every semester, including summer and winter semesters. The workload sucked but if you're really committed and can still land good grades, I think it's worth it since us non-trads are already a little older.

 

[lumya]

I only had about 60% of those classes left and it took me closer to 3 years to finish my courses since I was working full time. At the time, I worked at a university which gave me free tuition as an employee but limited my credit hours to part time. It was definitely worth it not paying tuition though.

 

[deleted1085158]

Looking at your list, I can't believe I actually took all those classes and then some.

 

[Itisnottoolate]

I would also add biochemistry to that list