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Best business and pre-med colleges?

I'm considering pursuing both business and pre-med tracks in college. Do any colleges offer a robust education in both areas, or have any experiences balancing these two different fields?

7 months ago

Balancing business and pre-med tracks can be challenging due to their differing prerequisites, but it's certainly possible at many universities. Here are a few colleges renowned both for their business and pre-med programs:

1. University of Pennsylvania: The Wharton School is a top-ranked business program with a wide array of specializations. UPenn also has robust pre-med advising and a high medical school placement rate due to a strong emphasis on sciences.

2. Stanford University: Stanford's business program is known for a heavy emphasis on entrepreneurship, while its pre-med track boasts strong sciences and close proximity to Stanford's School of Medicine.

3. New York University: The Stern School of Business and pre-med tracks at NYU are both highly respected. Students can benefit from NYU's location in the global hub of New York City, offering numerous opportunities for internships and networking.

4. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School is consistently well rated and UNC is also known for excellent pre-med advising and resources. As a public university, it's also likely to be less expensive, especially for in-state students.

5. University of California, Berkeley: The Haas School of Business provides an excellent business education and Berkeley’s strong science programs provide a solid foundation for pre-med students.

Remember, no matter where you attend, balancing these two academically intensive tracks will require careful course planning and potentially taking more credits per semester than average. Meeting with academic advisors regularly will be key in successfully navigating this path.

7 months ago

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