Do I have to major in biology or science in order to attend medical school or to prepare for a career in health care?
No. Your choice of major should be based on your academic interests. However, you must complete the admission requirements for the particular field of health care in which you have an interest. Most science majors cover these admissions requirements. However, the Pre-Professional Program at Millikin University is prepared to advise across all majors in the university. It is the responsibility of the student to make himself/herself known to the program director. 2. Will a science major give me an advantage in admission to medical school? No. Professional schools that prepare students for careers in health care are looking for students with a broad exposure to a variety of courses AND who have an aptitude for science and critical thinking. They do not give preference to any particular academic major. By taking additional science courses, over and above the minimum for admission to professional school, you will be better prepared for the admission examinations which need to be taken and f
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