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Sample Schedules

This is a sample of course schedules (one of many) for various majors that would allow a student to attend medical school in the academic year following graduation.

Biology

Chemistry

Physics

Psych

Other

First Year First Year First Year First Year First Year
GRW 101, ENG 101 GRW 101, ENG 101 GRW 101, ENG 101 GRW 101, ENG 101 GRW 101, ENG 101
BIO 111, 112 CHE 111, 112 PHY 111, 112 PSY 201, 202 Introductory sequence for major
CHE 111, 112 BIO 111, 112 CHE 111, 112 BIO 111, 112 BIO 111, 112
Math 201, Math MAT 201, 202 MAT 201, 202 Math 201, Math Math 201, Math
Second Year Second Year Second Year Second Year Second Year
CHE 201, 202 CHE 201, 202 MAT 203, 345 CHE 111, 112 CHE 111, 112
Advanced Biology PHY 111, 112 PHY 201, 204 PSY 209, PSY 309 Advanced course for major
English English CHE 201, 202 Advanced Psychology English
Distribution or Elective Distribution or Elective Distribution or Elective Distribution or Elective Distribution or Elective
Third Year Third Year Third Year Third Year Third Year
PHY 111, 112 Advanced Chemistry BIO 111, 112 CHE 201, 202 CHE 201, 202
Advanced Biology Distribution or Elective Advanced Physics PHY 111, 112 PHY 111, 112
Distribution or Elective
English Advanced Psychology Advanced Course for major



English Distribution or Elective
Fourth Year Fourth Year Fourth Year Fourth Year Fourth Year
Advanced Biology Advanced Chemistry Advanced Physics Advanced Psychology Advanced Course for major
Distribution or Elective Distribution or Elective Distribution or Elective Distribution or Elective Distribution or Elective

These sample schedules allow for medical school application in the summer between the junior and senior years, the approximate application timing for students who plan to enter medical school in the year following college graduation. As there are many course combinations that can allow this same application timing, students should seek out individual advice regarding course planning. When planning courses, students should be aware that the required courses for medical school admission need to be completed before the application is submitted and that many of the required courses are necessary for strong performance on most of the admission tests (e.g. MCAT), which students are advised to complete before the application is submitted.

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