Does SLC has a premed program?
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What is SLC?  Do you mean Salt Lake City?  I heard they have a good medical hospital there.
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A variety of different medical schools have really good programs.\n\nThe University of Virginia - Charlottseville is a great school for Cancer research.\n\nThe University of Utah - SLC has a great pathology program (infectious diseases)\n\nThe University of Wisconsin (Madison) is a major research facility which would have a great deal of research opportunities and learning opportunities for infectious diseases.\n\nI would recommend any of those above.
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try the Sanfansisco Bay University of Medical Science& Studies\n program or the \n http://www.4yruniversity'sfinestgraduateschoolslist.com
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Check this out - just make sure to take all the pre-reqs for med school. You'll be home free\n\nhttp://www.temple.edu/healthadvising/medman.html#CONSIDERING
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Stony Brook University has a good pre-med program and also a medical school on campus.\n\nNYIT (New York Institute of Technology) has a 7 year BS/DO program where you enroll as a pre-med undergraduate and after 7 years are awarded both your undergraduate and D.O. (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine) degree.  They also have a medical school on campus, which is the reason for the joint program.\n\nHofstra University also has an excellent pre-med program, as does C.W. Post College of Long Island University.\n\nGood luck!
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Los Angeles has many good community colleges.  \n\nLos Angeles City COllege, Santa Monica COllege, College of the Canyons all have nursing programs.\n\nYou will need to apply now and take some pre-req classes and would start the nursing program in a year or so.\n\nhttp://www.lacc.edu, http://www.canyons.edu, http://www.smc.edu/, http://www.calstatela.edu\n\nGood luck.
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www.umassmed.edu they have a program for medicine in summer.
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The only college I am aware of in West Valley is Salt Lake Community College.  Here is their website for more information: http://www.slcc.edu/\n\nI hope this is the one you were looking for!
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internal medicine\n\njohns hopkins\nharvard\nuc san francisco
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no, most universities do not have medical programs, unless you are talking about nursing, which is much more common.  but as far as getting a medical degree and becoming a doctor, that is usually limited to the universities in cities.  most large state schools that are located away from metro areas have small or no medical program.
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There's over 30! What state do you want? In SoCal, it's Cal State Fullerton, USC, and Samuel College in Oakland.\n\nYou can find all that stuff on Google by typing CRNA.\n\nI'm projected to start in 3 semesters. USC wants a lot more courses in addition to the BSN. More chemistry and biology along with semester of physics.
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I have a degree in AB Communication Major in Photography and Film.  Graduated from DLSU but now realized I want to do medicine instead.  So i'll be taking up my pre-med as a nurse soon.
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I googled and came up with:\n   Baptist Health System/School of Health Professions\n   (210) 297-9636\n    Diag.Medical Sonography Certification\n\n  St.Phillips College\n  (210) 531-3417\n   Diag. Medical Sonography Certification\n\n  There are probably others,check area junior colleges,try the UT Health Sciences Center there also,might be some independent programs also.  Good Luck!!
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Hello,\n\nThe simple answer is "no."  To be honest, you can major in almost anything and still apply to medical schools.  However, most advisers would encourage you to take the following classes:\n\nCalculus 1 and 2\nBiology 1 and 2 (including the lab courses)\nChemistry 1 and 2 (including the lab courses)\nBiochemistry (including the lab course)\nOrganic Chemistry (including the lab course)\nPhysics 1 and 2 (including the lab course)\n\nI would stay away from any science class that is for "poets."  These are science classes for non-science major or premed students like "Chemistry and the environment" or "Everyday Physics."  :-)  \n\nThe list above includes most of the courses medical school look for when reviewing transcripts.  Make sure you speak with an adviser that works with students applying to medical school for up-to-date information.  Most medical schools require the MCAT, letters of recommendation, and an essay (or essays) as well.  Since medical school is very competitive, you demostrate that you can not only handle the work but excel.\n\nOne last thing, today's medical schools are seeking "well rounded" students so take other liberal arts classes and get out and get involved!\n\nGood luck,\n\nAl R.
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From experience I can tell you that here that the local pro sport \nstaff has helped many students in sports medicine step into the sports league.  If I recall they use a credit for work program from the nearby college.  It is a great stepping stone.
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No, but try KU medical Center.
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biology, microbio, or pre-med.