<p>Hi, I’m planning to apply to Baylor University and major in music education while on a pre-med track. Does Baylor have a minimum SAT score to get into the pre-med program? Right now, I have a 1650 (Reading: 580, Math:540, Writing:530) and in the top 10%. If I was to apply using this score, would I have a reasonable chance of getting into the pre-med program, or should I wait and take the next SAT, which will not fall under early admission. Auditions for the music school aren’t until the next year, so this doesn’t affect that as much as it affects getting into the pre-med program.</p>
<p>No min SAT. Just meet with prehealth adviser and and start signing up for classes.</p>
<p>You will need to take all your core classes the sciences are covered under the premed stuff plus your music major classes plus these pre-med classes:</p>
<p>Freshman year:</p>
<p>BIO 1305 Biology I
BIO 1306 Biology I Lab
BIO 1105 Biology II
BIO 1106 Biology II Lab
CHE 1301 Chemistry I
CHE 1302 Chemistry II
CHE 1101-Chemistry I Lab
CHE 1102 Chemistry II Lab
MTH 1321 Calculus I (you will have to take MTH 1320 basic algebra first as your SAT is not high enough for this class)
Statistics 2381
PHP/MH1106¹ Pre Health
PHP 1105¹ Pre Health</p>
<p>Sophmore year:</p>
<p>CHE 3331Organic Chemistry I
CHE 3332 Lab
CHE 2306 Organic Chemistry II
CHE 3238 Organic Chemistry Laboratory
BIO 2306 Genetics or other advanced level
BIO 2306 Lab
PHP 2105 Pre Health</p>
<p>Junior Year:</p>
<p>PHY 1420 General Physics I
PHY 1430 General Physics
CHE 4341General Biochemistry
MCAT Prep</p>
<p>Busy but doable with summer school and 18-21 hours a semester I am in a similar program at a different school.</p>
<p>Regardless of what path you choose to pursue, you’ll really want to work on those test scores. Your odds are great as it sits. Your SAT falls with the bottom 25% of admitted students at Baylor. If Baylor is your first choice, you’d be well served to apply Single Choice, Early Action.</p>
<p>Best wishes!</p>