Pre-Medicine

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Degree Map Physics Ready

This program has the following minimum GPA requirements: 2.00 overall GPA.

Pre-Medicine students plan to apply to medical school after completing prerequisite courses. The pre-professional advisor helps students develop a strategy for completing prerequisites, identify an appropriate departmental major, and navigate the application process. Students select a major field of study (degree program) during their second or third semester of study. A faculty advisor is then assigned to help students develop a plan to meet Indiana State University’s degree requirements for that major.