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It's dependent upon the student's goals,
but I think chemistry does
sort of speak to a lot of these
different goals.
In terms of the prerequisites that you need for medical
school, chemistry actually occupies the
greatest number of classes you need,
essentially two years of chemistry, only
one year of biology interestingly enough.
And for those students that really just,
you know, love chemistry and, you know,
want to continue on with that, I think
IUN is a great place for that, with the
faculty we have here. We have faculty
from really great institutions, one that
formally taught at Yale, I myself came
from UC Berkeley to IU Northwest. I think
for me, the smaller size of the program
was a major factor and a major appealing
factor. I knew that I'd be able to have
very close collaboration with the
faculty here. So it made sense to
continue on with chemistry, and actually
go on and get that second degree.