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, 1 year Physics with laboratory
; » 2 years Chemistry including
` (a) General Chemistry
 Z (b) Qualitative Analaysis
’ . (c) Quantitative Analysis
_ (d) Organic Chemistry
E ~ Electives sufficient for Junior classification
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Q The student may pursue a combination Arts-Medicine course, spending
1   three years at the University before transferring to medical school and
1.  V obtaining the A.B. or B.S. degree after the first year’s work in medical
g i school. (See page 56 of this bulletin.)
 » The student who completes a four years’ course of study and thereby
5 obtains his degree will have time to meet the requirements for entrance r.
t  d to all medical schools. Opportunity is thus afforded for a broader back-
- _ ground in the natural sciences, social studies, and humanities, which will
be of advantage both in medical school and in later life. The student may
S elect any field of concentration and may major in any department of the
 . field which he desires.
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n » The number of students applying annually for admission to medical
colleges exceeds the number which can be admitted. Boards of admission
` consequently fill their quotas from those who are best prepared, or who
if have had three or four years of college work, or even a college degree. Fur-
i ` thermore, these boards seldom select a student who does not have a satis-
L   factory standing, regardless of the number of years spent in college.
3  i Recormnendation for Prospective Medical Students
11 [ 1. Consider the study of medicine only if you have a serious desire to
l' _ do so, and if you are capable of demonstrating this by successfully and
Ig : satisfactorily completing your college courses. An applicant for entrance
*11 ' to medical school should have at least a 1.5 standing.
` 2. Rather early in your academic career, try to determine to what
 ; medical school or schools you will make application. Then, inform yourself
  as to the specific requirements and desires of these schools and try to con-
 . form to them. In order to do this it is advisable for you to write the Dean
ly of the medical school or meet with him in an interview.
of  ._ 3. The College of Arts and Sciences has a faculty committee, known
i-  _ 35 the "Premedical Advisory and Recommendation C0mmittee," the pur-
re  { Dose of which is to advise prospective medical students and ultimately to
* recommend them for entrance to medical schools. VVhen you enroll, you
1 will be assigned by the Dean to a member of this committee who will be
. Your adviser and with whom you should consult early and frequently in
your- premedical work. This conunittee collectively passes upon you as an
_. applicant to medical school. Only the recommendation of this committee
 5 carries the endorsement of the University.