<p>What are some places that have good pre-med programs thats not that hard to get into? I have a 3.5GPA and a 1600 on the SATs and I want to stay in California.. </p>
<p>I been looking online but all this stuff just really confuses me.. I looked into Azusa Pacific University, anyone know if that school has a good premed program? Any suggestions for other schools?</p>
<p>take sat one more time and goto ucd or uci..</p>
<p>I took it the one in the beginning of October, waiting for results D:</p>
<p>UC Riverside has an awesome program with UCLA's medical school, but I've heard that it is competitive to get into their spots at the medical school. It's called the Thomas-Haider program or something similar to that. Also UCR is opening a medical school soon.</p>
<p>Honestly though, unless you get into a liberal arts college or master's university that has an excellent reputation, its better to be at a school that has a medical school.</p>
<p>If you can bring your SATs up a lot you may have a shot at Davis or Irvine, which both have medical schools.</p>
<p>Thanks ALOT!! :D</p>
<p>Hey...I noticed your question about APU and wanted to give you some info. We have an incredible Pre-Med program that last year had 100% of its students graduate and receive admission to multiple medical schools. Below are some schools grads have recently been accepted to:</p>
<p>Recent graduates have been accepted by the medical schools at the University of California San Diego, UCLA, UC Irvine, University of Southern California, Loma Linda University, Albert Einstein, Finch University, University of Illinois Chicago, St. Louis University, University of Colorado, University of Iowa, Kansas State University, University of Nebraska, Oregon Health Sciences, Penn State, Tulane University, Texas A&M, Wake Forest, University of Wisconsin, Medical College of Wisconsin, Uniformed Services University and six Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine.</p>