Hey /sci/, I haven't done anything with my Biological Engineering degree, and I really want to take it to Med School, are there any books that I can use?
That's the staff of hermes by the way, not the staff of asclepius as proper.
>>7740963
yeah, I just googled "med" and took the first pic I saw.
>>7740938
>are there any books that I can use
for what? the best book would be a book to prepare for the MCAT exam so you can actually get in.
why do you want to go to med school?
>>7741378
This
If you want to go to med school you both need to study for the MCAT, which now includes social sciences by the way, and also make sure you have all the required classes. Generally Chem 1 and 2 and Organic 1 and 2, bio 1 and 2, physics 1 and 2, biochemistry, genetics and usually calculus.
Now granted, you may be able to apply without a few of these classes but that's the general recommended classes you should have under your belt.
>>7741404
>calc
>in medicine
Seriously, what the fuck, that don't make a lick of sense
>>7741409
its on the mcat bc they want to see if your smart enough to make it through med school
>>7741409
I'm sure you can't do physics 1 and 2 without calculus. And if you can... then you weren't taught physics.
>>7741426
physics for bio major doesn't require calc
>>7741429
>biologists take non calc-based physics somewhere
what is this stupid shit school? is it even accredited? holy shit, Tay's trapezoidal rule anyone?
>>7741435
MIT
>>7741450
Not that anon
But thanks for the good kek
