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What classes should I take in high school if I want to major in Pre-Med?

I'm a junior in high school and I want to make sure I take the rich classes senior year. #biology #pre-med #high-school #colleges

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Stephani’s Answer

Biology, Organic Chemistry, Chemistry, Nutrition, and other science classes will definitely be important to take if you are heading into any type of health care field. A language can also be very helpful (not all of your patients will speak English, so being able to communicate is important! I took Latin. Even though people no longer speak it, many of our words and medical terminology is derived from Latin, so it makes learning names, meanings, and procedures much easier to identify. Speak with your school's guidance counselor to see what is offered at your school. They are trained to know what types of courses you should take to help you get into the major you are looking for!
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much. Now I know where to focus as I move into my senior year. Briana
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Richard’s Answer

Take as many AP or IB courses in high school. You have a lot of years of education in front of you and getting college credit in high school can save you time and money.

Take all the science classes. This will help you get good grades in college.
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Estelle’s Answer

I recommend focusing on the stem courses-calculus, biology, chemistry, physics, anatomy & physiology.
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Rachel’s Answer

AP biology and chemistry are the most helpful. Once you get to college, major in whatever interests you and will allow you to maintain a high GPA.
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