What are premed requirements.

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Does BS in electrical engineering satisfy those requirements.

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Does BS in electrical engineering satisfy those requirements.

Not usually -- you will not have the bio.
In general, premed requirements for US allo are two semesters of each of math, physics, gen chemistry, organic chem, biology, and english. Some minority of schools also require biochem or statistics, and some require the math to be calculus.
 
Not usually -- you will not have the bio.
In general, premed requirements for US allo are two semesters of each of math, physics, gen chemistry, organic chem, biology, and english. Some minority of schools also require biochem or statistics, and some require the math to be calculus.
Right, the prereqs that I had to fill-in were the Biology (TMDSAS is actually 4 semesters of Bio, as opposed to most schools' 2 semesters) and Organic Chemistry prereqs. Also, at my school, at the time I attended, EEs were only required to take one semester of English, so I needed to take another semester.

You should be covered with Physics and Math (it WILL be Calculus) and my Ugrad school required us to take 2 extra semesters of science, which I chose to be Gen. Chem. (with lab.) If you plan your electives correctly, I think it is easily possible to meet all the prereqs when you obtain a BS in EE. I chose my electives to be mostly Humanities/Social Sciences Courses, as well as additional EE courses/projects, as those were what interested me most at the time, but there is no reason you couldn't choose them to be the extra Bio and OChem classes you need to fill out the prereqs.
 
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Does BS in electrical engineering satisfy those requirements.

It satisfies the requirement of having a BS degree. And probably the math and phsyics requirements. But as others have said, you need to make sure to meet to bio and chem requirements as well (at a minimum). And even though things may be different in Pakistan, US med schools pretty much require volunteering, shadowing, significant clinical exposure, and community service evidenced in your application as well. So be sure to not trivialize your extra curriculars.
 
Why do people post questions like this on the forums? I mean, if we said you had to take 12 years of floral arranging before you could get in, would you just do it? Or would you look up the answer for yourself (*cough* MSAR *cough*)
 
Why do people post questions like this on the forums? I mean, if we said you had to take 12 years of floral arranging before you could get in, would you just do it? Or would you look up the answer for yourself (*cough* MSAR *cough*)

I thought that it was only 10 years?
 
Why do people post questions like this on the forums? I mean, if we said you had to take 12 years of floral arranging before you could get in, would you just do it? Or would you look up the answer for yourself (*cough* MSAR *cough*)

Right on. All people have to do is look on a med school web site for the answer. Obviously too lazy or not bright enough.
 
Not usually -- you will not have the bio.
In general, premed requirements for US allo are two semesters of each of math, physics, gen chemistry, organic chem, biology, and english. Some minority of schools also require biochem or statistics, and some require the math to be calculus.

And some require 1-3 semesters of behavioral science. And some require that a certain amount of the coursework be completed in the United States.
 
Really? What med schools require Behavioral science?

UIC requires 2 semesters of psych and an additional semester of another behavioral/social science.
 
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