28 Pre-Med Bachelors Degree Programs

The Pre-Medical curriculum is recommended for students who wish to pursue such careers as traditional human medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, optometry, or nontraditional medical arts that require intensive undergraduate preparation in biology and chemistry.

The chemistry major offers two programs of study: general chemistry and chemistry pre-medical. In choosing one program, students must consult with an appropriate program adviser early in their course of studies. An academic minor is not required, but may be taken as an option.

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology is a full-time program of study designed as a stand-alone major or as the first step to post-baccalaureate education in the health care professions such as medicine, pharmacy, physician assistant, physical therapy, occupational therapy, dentistry, or scientific research.

Drury University has excellent programs for students interested in allopathic (M.D.) and osteopathic (D.O.) medicine. Both types of medical schools require applicants to take the MCAT. The time required to graduate from medical school is the same. Both types of medical students are eligible for the same internships and residencies. Unlike a traditional allopathic doctor, osteopathic doctors are trained in Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment and have a holistic approach to training.

Chemistry majors choosing this concentration are typically those who are interested in attending medical, veterinary or pharmacy schools or graduate school in biochemistry.

Most children pretend to be doctors at one point or another. It's another thing to become one. Just gaining the skills and knowledge, it takes to apply to medical school involves a great deal of work and preparation. At MTSU, students can take those important first steps toward a career in medicine, all while benefiting from the one-on-one attention from teachers and counselors that help make the MTSU experience unique!

When looking to pursue a career in medicine, there is no particular major that medical schools prefer. It is recommended that students pick a major that challenges and interests them so they can stand out in the classroom. While medical schools want students who have developed a strong foundation in the sciences, they also want students to seek out courses that will help develop skills in independent thinking and decision making. Physicians must be able to communicate effectively and have the skills to express their thoughts and ideas.

The medical technologist is the backbone of many physician practices and medical laboratories. Mastering the latest technology and analytical procedures, the technologist is an invaluable part of the team that helps doctors detect, diagnose, and treat diseases in their patients. Medical technology is also a key component in monitoring patient wellness.

Compassion. It's often a defining quality for students interested in the field of nuclear medicine technology. Most commonly employed by hospitals and imaging clinics to use a scanner to create images of various areas of a patient's body, a nuclear medicine technologist can spend as much time with patients like their doctors—and therefore have as much of an opportunity to reassure and calm patients who are likely undergoing a stressful period in their lives.

Through its curriculum, AICASA provides all the necessary resources for prospective MDs and other health science professionals to get their education on track.

We understand your determination and drive to enter the medical profession. That’s why our faculty members meet regularly and work closely with our students to help them succeed. Members of our faculty include one with a medical degree and another who works in the field of MCAT preparation;

A premedical program designed for students aiming to become health professionals provides a strong foundation in sciences like biology, chemistry, and physics. It offers a well-rounded curriculum that...

Tufts’ Post-baccalaureate Premedical Program is designed for students who already have an undergraduate degree and need to complete prerequisite coursework in order to apply to health professions graduate schools. It is designed for “career changers” and for students who need to complete all or most of their prerequisites for graduate school.