Not all med schools look down upon CC courses. .Off the top of my head, perhaps try this:
Fall FR 14 hrs
English I
Elective a
Bio I
Chem I
Spring FR 17 hrs
English II
Elective b
Bio II
Chem II
Math I
Fall SO 15 hrs
Biochem OR Cell Bio OR Genetics
Psych a
Biostats
Elective c
Humanities a
Spring SO 15 hrs
Biochem OR Cell Bio OR Genetics
Psych b
Elective d
Elective e
Humanities b
Fall JUN (14-17 hrs)
Orgo I
Physics I or upper level Bio (like Anatomy or Physiology), with lab
Elective f
Humanities c
One more Bio (no lab) or Math II
Spring JUN (14-17 hrs)
Orgo II
Physics II or upper level Bio (like Micro or Pharm or Path or Neurosci), ideally with lab
Elective g
Humanities d
One more Bio (no lab)
Fall SR (say, 15-17 hrs)
Physics I or upper level Bio (like Micro or Pharm or Path or Neurosci), ideally with lab
Elective h
Humanities e
Bio (+/- lab, say, Embryology, Immunology, an Advanced Bio course)
Spring SR (say, 15-17 hrs)
Physics I or upper level Bio (like Micro or Pharm or Path or Neurosci), ideally with lab
Elective i
Humanities f
Bio (+/- lab, say, Embryology, Immunology, an Advanced Bio course)
My logic is get your basic Liberal Arts requirements out of the way. I remember that my school required a year of English, a year of a foreign language and a year of humanities. My Bio major required 30 hrs of Bio, plus the other stuff you associate with a typical pre-med curriculum (even though I was pre-med for all of ten seconds!). My Bio requirements had include one course each from a group of four sets.
Keep in mind that you can just as easily be a Fine Arts major and only take the typical pre-med requirements (1 year each of Bio and Physics 2 years of Chem, + whatever else they added, like Biochem, Sociology, Psych etc).
My goal would be to show that even in a CC, you're taking a decent course load.
I am a senior in high school. I will be going to a community college for two years and then transferring to a four year university. I received mixed answers concerning whether or not I should take any pre-med reqs at a community college. The only reason why I have to go to a community college is because I did not take school seriously until this year. So basically, I have no choice. What would an example schedule look like for my freshman and sophomore year at the cc and for my junior and senior year at the university?
