We have seen no evidence whatsoever that students who have majored in a non-science field are at any disadvantage compared to science majors. Our students can major in any field and still gain admittance to medical school because our science programs are so strong. The introductory science courses required by all medical schools are well taught in relatively small sections by full-time faculty who are dedicated to undergraduate education. The science courses taken by the premedical students are the same as those taken by the science majors. Thus, students who have done reasonably well in only the basic required science courses can still handle the work in medical school.

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