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banannamilk
Hi SDNers,
I realize that many medical schools list one year of english (or literature classes) as a prereq for admission to their program. I graduated from a university where only 5 quarter units (one class) of english class was required for my major (non-science) -- so that's how many units I have. Would anyone know what the consequences would be if I were to apply without having a full year of english classes to schools that require them? I would like to apply this summer (for fall 2005 admission), and I plan to take physics I & II, and ochem II this fall to finish all the science prereqs... if possible, I would like to "ignore" the english requirements (I'm hoping that the admissions people will say, "No english classes? Oh, don't worry, we just say on our website that we require them, but they're are not mendatory for non-science majors." Do I need to get my head out of the sand, and add two english classes to my fall load?
Much thanks in adavance...
I realize that many medical schools list one year of english (or literature classes) as a prereq for admission to their program. I graduated from a university where only 5 quarter units (one class) of english class was required for my major (non-science) -- so that's how many units I have. Would anyone know what the consequences would be if I were to apply without having a full year of english classes to schools that require them? I would like to apply this summer (for fall 2005 admission), and I plan to take physics I & II, and ochem II this fall to finish all the science prereqs... if possible, I would like to "ignore" the english requirements (I'm hoping that the admissions people will say, "No english classes? Oh, don't worry, we just say on our website that we require them, but they're are not mendatory for non-science majors." Do I need to get my head out of the sand, and add two english classes to my fall load?
Much thanks in adavance...