Some medical schools require up to a year of college mathematics.
It needs to be stressed that most medical schools do not require calculus and is not required by any medical schools in the surrounding area. Generally, it is good advice not to take math the first semester. You are encouraged to follow an undergraduate program that is as broad and comprehensive as possible in order to best prepare you for a career in a people-orientated profession in a changing society. Premedical students are urged to take advantage of the undergraduate opportunity to study history, art, literature, creative writing, philosophy, social sciences, and communication skills. For advice about meeting other requirements for medical school you are encouraged to see the following weblink Course Selection nd seek advice from your academic advisor.