See academic advisor for other examples. This three semester sequence gives minimal coverage to fluids. College work in mathematics is required by some schools, highly recommended by almost all. A very few schools require one year of calculus. Students who want two semesters of calculus should take any of the other sequences listed above.
Statistics is accepted as college level mathematics at some schools.
Most medical schools will accept two First-Year Writing Seminars in fulfillment of their writing requirement. Some, however, specifically require English literature and composition. Students who plan to apply to these schools should take either their First-Year Writing Seminars or advanced courses in the Department of English . Some students decide to take courses similar to those taken in medical school, such as biochemistry or histology, in an attempt to demonstrate that they can perform well in a course taught in medical school or to ease their studying during the first year of professional school. These advantages, however, should be weighed against possible disadvantages.