I recently finished college with a 4.0 GPA. Now having gotten an A in every class, the difficulty of courses is not ranked in terms of if it's possible to get an A (it is), it's based on how hard I thought the concepts were [or how much work the class had]. I was in an accelerated medical program so I finished college and taking all my premed requirements in 5 semesters, but a traditional premed might take 4 years. Given such, certain classes bio majors might take like embryology, histology, or plant sh!t I didn't have to take.

This video is hopefully a little more laid back and meant to give you an idea of what courses you might have to take as a premed. Also at the end, the lighting keeps changing, I apologize for that. Rip lamp at the end. I tried to keep it under 13 minutes but there was an extra 17 seconds.

Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00
Background/ Disclaimer: 0:16
Sem 1: 1:12
Sem 2: 2:46
Sem 3: 4:36
Sem 4: 6:31
Sem 5: 9:00
Classes Ranked: 10:51
Bloopers: 12:51

Music produced by lukrembo

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Sony 50 F1.8
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Disclaimer: This was my schedule. This is not advice. Listen at ur own discretion. This video represents my views only and not the views of any organization.