<p>Hi guys
i am interested in pursuing a medical career and i heard that BU has a great pre med program. could someone tell me about the program? is it really a good program?
i prefer to stay in california but if BU is really that great i might consider applying there.
could you guys chance me?
thanks</p>
<p>my stats are:
3.73 UW GPA
CR–610
WR–750
M–780</p>
<p>BIO–740
MathII–760</p>
<p>APBIO–5
APUSH–4
APENG–4
APCalcBC–5</p>
<p>Red Cross youth corp member and officer of 3 years
Hope Can cure cancer club member and officer of 3 years
Spanish Club member and officer of 2 years
Project Ascent Club member of 1 year (leadership program in which we visited Beijing and hong kong, taught orphans, visited a drug rehab center for young adults and interacted with the chinese students)
NHS member for 2 years
CSF member for 3 years
recreational swimming for 3 summers
recreational basketball</p>
<p>senior year courses:
AP computer science, spanish 4, myth and science fiction, AP statistics, Psychology, AP chemistry, American government</p>
<p>yes, bu has an excellent pre-med program. its difficult and challenging but totally worth it. i got accepted early to their med school, so i decided that i wanna stay there for 8 yrs, which means i might be a bit biased, but from my experiences, the pre-med program is awesome</p>
<p>i think u have a great shot of acceptance, i dont see anything that would bring your chances down</p>
<p>and btw, colleges dont care about your ap scores when it comes to admission, those scores are only for your benefit.</p>
<p>is the BU medical program well known? how does it compare to other school's medical programs, such as USC?</p>
<p>BU is one of the best schools for bio.</p>
<p>what is the honors college anyway?
is it something you are part of, like an honors program?
so that 8 year program ensures you a place in med school, right?
is it extremely competitive?</p>
<p>well, i cant even apply to that program since i need a 4.0 gpa average. bummers. is this pretty much a prerequisite of this kind of BS.MD programs, because i know that even UCSD has that requirement.</p>
<p>the honors college is basically just taking the same courses as you normally would but at the honors level. some honors classes are better than others.</p>
<p>the 8 yr program does guarantee u a spot in the med school as long as u maintain a 3.2 and get a 28 on the mcats.</p>