<p>No I didn’t mean to suggest that. The reason it’s impossible for gogoplata is that there are a lot of classes required for premed and for the finance certificate, and none of them overlap. If he wanted to major in econ and get a finance certificate (without being premed), then that’s doable with AP econ credit. But even certificates related to your major are tough to get in three years. The reason is that you are a year behind many of the students in your graduating class in terms of coursework once you elect to take advanced standing. Since the requirements are designed with these students and not you in mind, you’ll have your work cut out for you, and what’s more, you won’t get as thorough an education.</p>