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What Math courses do I need to take to get into medical school?

I MIGHT or might not go to medical school. For my current major, the only math classes I have to take are Precalculus and Statistics. Do I need one or two Calculus courses, too, or anything else? #college #mathematics #medical-school

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James’s Answer

hi marwa,


yes, take whatever prerequisite courses are needed by your preferred medical school. however, realize that calculus is without a doubt the least important of all of your pre-med requirements.


statistics, however, will come in handy.


good luck!
Thank you comment icon Thanks! Would physics be required too? Marwa
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Steve’s Answer

The best place to find this info is the medical school you would like to attend. Most students enroll in a pre-med track to better prepare them for medical school. If you contact the school, they could help you with course selections.
Thank you comment icon Thank you! But like I said, I'm not even sure I want to go to Medical School. I want to be prepare when I'm done just in case I do want to, so I can graduate with the requirements for at least some med schools. Thanks again. Marwa
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Rachel’s Answer

One semester of calculus was all that was required when I applied. I passed the AP exam in high school that that satisfied my requirement.
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Richard’s Answer

Statistics is a typical pre-med requirement. You will also need calculus for most science degrees. Some college level physics also requires calculus.
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