Students preparing to enter medical, dental, or veterinary school may do so by enrolling in any departmental program leading to a baccalaureate degree. Unless a student's major program includes at least 6 credits of physics, 6 credits of general biology, and 12 credits of chemistry (8 credits in Chemical Principles, which meet the inorganic requirement, and 8 credits in Organic Chemistry), these should be incorporated. Beginning with the 2015 MCAT, students have been required to have taken biochemistry as a prerequisite for the MCAT exam. This program can be completed only through daytime attendance.

Since some medical, dental, and veterinary schools require courses in addition to those mentioned, students are advised to familiarize themselves with the specific requirements of the schools to which they will apply. The AAMC Medical School Admission Requirements Guide, available in the college library, is a valuable sourcebook.

Medical, dental, and veterinary schools require that applicants take an aptitude test as a part of the admissions procedure. Information about these examinations may be obtained from any member of the premedical community.