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Originally Posted by eyebooger
From Rand Paul Wikipedia. Had no idea this was possible.
Not that uncommon. I don't have a Bachelors - I need a 3 unit spanish class.
AFAIK the majority of med schools don't require an undergrad degree - they require some combination of classes in any number of areas + the MCAT. Interestingly, at least when I was applying, it seemed the "better" the school the less the requirements. As I recall, Harvard required one year of biology and about two years worth of undergrad classes with the MCAT. That was it. Nevada had just opened their 4 year school, and you needed Bio+Biochem+Organic+Physics and a bunch of other stuff...... From a practical point of view, unless you were some sort of Doogie Howser genius type, you needed more than just a year of biology anyway, because you needed a fair amount of chemistry/ochem/physics to get any sort of useful MCAT score. OTOH, if your dad donated a building, maybe not.
I'm gonna hang it up at the end of 2018, I think - might go back and take that Spanish class....
MM MD
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