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Case Study: The Biology-Professional Major

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The Biology- PreProfessional major includes the required courses to take the MCAT test and the recommended classes prior to entering medical school. In the worse case scenario, if I am continuously rejected from medical school, I can use the degree for pharmaceutical research, or apply for admissions to nursing school.

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