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basically, as the title states, I plan on going to medical school and both cost roughly the same. At George Washington, I would be majoring in public health with a minor and philosophy, and at case western, I would be studying nutritional biochemistry with a minor in philosophy (probably starting spring semester). I feel like my major case western is significantly harder. I don’t know what was going through my mind, but I might change it to just regular biochemistry. I don’t know which one would be better. Please let me know if you have any thoughts or comments. My dream is to go to a top 20 medical school specifically, Stanford is my dream. Thank u.

hi there, I’m incoming freshman at GW university and I’m super excited but also really scared because I heard that there’s quite some grade deflation especially in science classes. It’s true if so, which professors would you all recommend and what’s the best resources to maintain A’s. I’ve been posting a lot on here and I’m really sorry I’m just really scared and haven’t really gotten a lot of responses

i’m an incoming freshman at George Washington University and I will be majoring in public health with a concentration in premed. I had a few questions on the community there specifically for public health and premed is it very competitive, is there a lot of great deflation, is advising/help with internships or research bad, and who are some good professors to have? My goal is a T20 med school (i turned down my dream vanderbilt cuz i got a full ride to GWU 💔💔) so i truly want to make the most. I would appreciate any help thank you so much!

so i got an invitation to the ignite program at gwu and i was wonder abt if it’s worth it. I’ve been research and it seems pretty good and i think it’ll be fun it’s just all my summer is gonna be gone lol. If anyone has done it or knows someone who has pls lmk how it is! thank u sm :)

Hi there! I’m a rising freshman at George Washington University on the premed track majoring in public health. I wanted to ask how difficult it is to get into research especially as a freshman. I specifically would like do research in cardiology. If anyone could let me know where to find some or how hard it is i’d appreciate it :)