Pre-med in college today means mainly nothing more than a word. Students are forced to take classes that are not related towards their major what so ever. "Why is this?" one would say. Is it because we want our future doctors to be so called "well-rounded"? "Well-roundedness" comes from Ohio states approach of students for graduating. Ohio Northern wants us students to take other classes that we aren't even the slightest bit interested in. So …showed first 75 words of 610 total…

…showed last 75 words of 610 total…well be blessed with more students who join and a more involved student class. I along with others I've talked to would indefinitely become more involved with classes if we were actually taught in are undergraduate years. The medical field is losing many wonderful doctors due to "well-roundedness." Some individuals just aren't good at Math, or English etc. This does not mean these individuals can't be the best doctors hospitals and patients have ever seen.