what courses to take in college for premed before med school?

1. I think transferring to a University would give you a much better of chance of getting into medical school. The science classes are most often stronger at actual Universities, so medical schools feel they give you a better foundation for medical school.

2. The required courses for medical school currently are: 1 year general biology, 1 year general chemistry, 1 year organic chemistry, 1 year physics, 1 year upper level biology (usually genetics and human physiology), 1 year of English, and calculus I. Biochemistry is not required, but highly rec commended.

3. I'm not familiar with all the required courses for an RN program, but I bet that you'll find that many overlap. I would suggest just looking at your schedule and how many science classes you think you can handle each semester and then decide.

4. I would recommend transferring to a University after two years.

5. I can't really answer this question, because I live in texas, but if you talk to advisers, or a premed organization at your college, they can probably give you some information on medical schools and Los Angeles. I would also recommend going to the websites of all the medical schools in the area, which can give you a good idea of their programs.

Hope this helps.

As you've stated you can major in anything as long as you take the pre-med courses. However, it would be best if you majored in something that offers alternative career prospects in case you are not accepted into medical school

you have to graduate from a University to even get a chance to go into Med school