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Berick Center for Student Advising

Choosing Schools

The first criterion is purely geographic: a majority of medical, dental and veterinary schools are state-supported and accept very few out-of-state applicants.

The Application Essay: Personal Statement

The "personal statement" is very open: there are no set rules for its content.

Exploring Majors

Step 1: Assess your interests and abilities

Major Myths and Misconceptions

Myth: The major I choose will determine my career options

The selection of an undergraduate major may not determine a lifelong career

The Core Curriculum - Science

The science component of the Core is designed to provide all students with an introduction to some of the most exciting developments in contemporary science while inculcating an appreciation for sc

Technical Requirements: Calculus

What is required?

Completion of APMA 2000 (Multivariable Calculus) is required for almost all SEAS majors.

Technical Requirements: Chemistry

What is required?

At least one semester of chemistry (possibly two, depending on your major).

The Core Curriculum - University Writing

University Writing, with its focus on academic reading and writing, complements the other courses in

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