Additional electives are also encouraged as well. Mathematics requirements vary by discipline and specific medical schools. Most health professions no longer require a specific calculus, and a few medical schools have dropped a mathematics requirement, although most require a year of math, and a few still require a semester or a year of calculus. It is most important that you understand that you may not have to take calculus, and that the math you ultimately take should probably be determined by your choice of undergraduate major and advise from medical schools. In addition to required course work, most health professions require a standardized test.
Veterinary schools vary in their choice of standardized tests.
The best advice for you is to call the admission offices of the school for specific test requirements. These exams are measures of an applicant's knowledge of the basic sciences and English language skills. Before you take the exam, be sure you are well prepared. I very strongly urge all Premedical students to take BIO 213.