Medical school require the pre-med program only

[Auosh]

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Hi everyone🙂
Dose anyone know medical school that only want pre-med courses not a bachelor degree beacuse I'm now taking my pre-med courses and i don't really want to waist time on a 4 year degree I'm not going to use.

 

[tea guzzling traveler]

Get your bachelor's.

 

[cactus8910]

Nope.
Get your bachelor's. Take some English classes and work on proof-reading while you're there.

 

[breakintheroof]

Hi everyone🙂
Dose anyone know medical school that only want pre-med courses not a bleacher degree beacuse I'm now taking my pre-med courses and i don't really want to waist time on a 4 year degree I'm not going to use.

Please get your bachelor's.

Not every medical school requires a bachelor's degree. However, if you look in the Medical School Admissions Requirements (MSAR), you will see why you should get one. I just looked at more than 20 schools and all but one reported that 100% of their students have bachelor's degrees. (The outlier's percentage: 99%.) That should tell you what you need to know.

 

[kspremed123]

This just made me lol. Thank you.

 

[MrLogan13]

Get a bachelor's degree, not a "bleacher" degree. It's not a waste of time. What's your hurry, anyway?

 

[Auosh]

Please get your bachelor's.

Not every medical school requires a bachelor's degree. However, if you look in the Medical School Admissions Requirements (MSAR), you will see why you should get one. I just looked at more than 20 schools and all but one reported that 100% of their students have bachelor's degrees. (The outlier's percentage: 99%.) That should tell you what you need to know.

I just dont know what major is the most going to help me with my med school later.

 

[Auosh]

Get a bachelor's degree, not a "bleacher" degree. It's not a waste of time. What's your hurry, anyway?

Lol i fixed it 🙂

 

[MrLogan13]

I just dont know what major is the most going to help me with my med school later.

Your major doesn't matter as long as you complete all your premed prerequisites. Just study something you enjoy and may be beneficial to you just in case med school doesn't pan out. Not to say it won't pan out for you, but it's good to have a plan.

 

[Auosh]

Your major doesn't matter as long as you complete all your premed prerequisites. Just study something you enjoy and may be beneficial to you just in case med school doesn't pan out. Not to say it won't pan out for you, but it's good to have a plan.

Yeah i was thinking about RN, so if anything happen later i have degree in something i like. But do you think RN is good choice if i want to apply for med school?

 

[tantacles]

Yeah i was thinking about RN, so if anything happen later i have degree in something i like. But do you think RN is good choice if i want to apply for med school?

Study whatever you're most interested in and get the highest grades you can. Medical schools don't have a preference with regard to major.

 

[xffan624]

Hi everyone🙂
Dose anyone know medical school that only want pre-med courses not a bachelor degree beacuse I'm now taking my pre-med courses and i don't really want to waist time on a 4 year degree I'm not going to use.

Guess what? As a physician (and in medical school for that matter) you have to read, write, and communicate with your patients and colleagues in an understandable manner. You should be the last person who wants to speed through a degree considering your described and demonstrated ESL issues. Think of this time as time to improve your English so you can not only perform on the MCAT well, get through medical school, but also be a doctor that patients and colleagues can actually understand.

 

[ridethecliche]

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