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http://www.scs.northwestern.edu/pdp/cpdp/health/premed.cfm
This one at northwestern, can be done in one or two years
This one at northwestern, can be done in one or two years
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Check out these two websites: AAMC list of postbac programs and Syracuse list of postbac programs. If you carefully browse through these links you can find a few postbac programs that only take a year to complete. Hope this helps.
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BigSmiles
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I heard they were only teaching swimming and aquatic science classes there now.BigSmiles said:
Loma Linda has one but there are only about 5 spots. If you get accepted and get at least a 3.0 you have a spot reserved in the upcoming class. I talked to Dr. Gonzalez about this and he said that most students accepted are SDA and their whole aspiration is to attend LLU...so unless you fit into that category, you're pretty much screwed.
University of Miami
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However, it is a competitive admissions process. There are minimum GPA requirements.
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However, it is a competitive admissions process. There are minimum GPA requirements.
Seventh Day Adventist. Yes, you have a spot in the upcoming class...assuming you don't blow it.NRAI2001 said:
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No. If you are SDA you have a better chance o get into med school there, but it is by no means a requirement. As far as the post bacc goes, I only know what Dr. Gonzalez told me. That is that most people who get accepted to the post bacc are SDA. Thing is there are only about 5 spots or so depending on the year, so if there are more than 5 SDAs applying, then I'd say your chances aren't that good. But like I said, that just goes for the post bacc and not for med/dent school.NRAI2001 said:
Don't forget Scripps...
NO SCIENCE CLASSES? 👎
How do you take 2 Biology, 2 Chemistry, 2 Physics, 2 ORGO, ORGO Lab, and BioChem all in one year? You need Chem 1 and 2 BEFORE you can take ORGO 1!
That is AWESOME if you can pull it off. 👍
Most places have a 2 year program if you have NO SCIENCES and a 1 year program if you have some sciences.
How do you take 2 Biology, 2 Chemistry, 2 Physics, 2 ORGO, ORGO Lab, and BioChem all in one year? You need Chem 1 and 2 BEFORE you can take ORGO 1!
That is AWESOME if you can pull it off. 👍
Most places have a 2 year program if you have NO SCIENCES and a 1 year program if you have some sciences.
Totally possible. I took gen chem over the summer, then orgo/physics/bio during the school year. In fact, Georgetown schedules their classes specifically so that people can take them all at the same time. This is probably most useful to GU's post-bac students, like I was.
If you think about it, three classes at once is only about 12 credits; most colleges won't let you graduate without at least 120 credits, which means that you typically need to take at least four classes a semester. Three classes at once isn't so bad.
If you think about it, three classes at once is only about 12 credits; most colleges won't let you graduate without at least 120 credits, which means that you typically need to take at least four classes a semester. Three classes at once isn't so bad.
