<p>ok so just a few questions:</p>
<li>is it better to do ED or RD for Cornell? (higher chances?)</li>
<li>If you want to go pre-med which college do you apply to?</li>
<li>How difficult is it to maintain a good GPA as a pre-med student and still have fun?</li>
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<p>I'm also a Cornell/pre-med aspirant, and having looked at their college of human ecology, I'd say that one seems damn near perfect. Check out the requirements for their "human biology, health and society" major; it's got bio, chem, physics, orgo, calc, stats, etc. Essentially, it is the pre-med major.</p>
<p>I hope this helps you
Cornell</a> Videos - theU - Cornell: "Academics"</p>
<p>According to their website, A&S, HumEc, CALS, and Engineering are all normal for pre-med kids. Any of those would work, but I'm going for HumEc, personally.</p>