<p>^^ See if they offer at least the following courses:
General Chemistry with lab: 2 semesters
Organic Chemistry with lab: 2 semesters
General Physics with lab: 2 semesters
General Biology with lab: 2 semesters
English: 2 semesters
Calculus: 1 semester</p>
<p>That’s about all there is to a “pre-med program” (other than some information-sharing and counseling). The rest is pretty much up to you (your GPA, your test scores, your ECs, and how you present yourself in an admission interview.) As long as you take those courses, you can major in virtually anything (math, biology … or art history).</p>
<p>It really does not even make much sense to ask, “Which top colleges are best for pre-med?” From year to year at any school, different professors may be teaching General Biology. Different pre-med students will be taking different English courses. Many pre-med students will place out of Calculus altogether. So it’s not as if there is a single Kenyon College pre-med experience that can be compared with a single Brown University or Georgia Tech pre-med experience.</p>