Students who intend to go to medical school must plan their program of study carefully to satisfy the admission requirements of the medical schools they plan to apply to. Medical schools vary somewhat in terms of their admission requirements.  However, students who successfully complete the following will meet the coursework admission requirements of the vast majority of medical schools:

- One year of college level or AP calculus (MATH 1501/1502)

- One year of general college chemistry with lab (CHEM 1310/1311/1312)

- One year of organic chemistry with one semester of lab (CHEM 2311/2312/2380)

- One year of college biology with lab (BIOL 1510/1520 OR BIOL 1510 & BMED 3100/3600)

- One year of general physics with lab (PHYS 2211/2212)


It is important to understand that CHEM 1311/1312/2312/2380 will have to be taken in addition to the requirements of the biomedical engineering undergraduate program.  CHEM 2312 Organic Chemistry II will be accepted as a substitute for CHEM 1315 Survey of Organic Chemistry.  Note that the combination of BIOL 1510 Biological Principles, BMED 3100 Systems Physiology, and BMED 3600 Physiology of Cellular and Molecular Systems satisfy the requirements for college biology with lab.


- Suggested 9 semester schedule