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I graduated from Carroll in 2019 with a double major in Health Sciences and Chemistry, both degrees were central to my decision to pursue medicine. While my hard science classes were fascinating in their descriptions of the mechanics that drive medicine, my Health Science classes challenged me to understand medicine as more than biochemical processes. The Health Science curriculum gave me an understanding of the medical system that I desired to enter, and the opportunities for improvement that our generation must address.
While most pre-med students choose a more biology-focused major, I am extremely grateful for the Health Sciences education I received at Carroll. It has not only prepared me with the science coursework necessary for my med school curriculum, but has also given me a well-rounded, advanced perspective on healthcare that many of my med school classmates have not received. Ultimately, this will allow me to best help my patients as a physician.
Entered the University of Washington WWAMI medical school in 2020.
My education at Carroll College was an extremely positive and life-changing experience. Choosing my pre-med major as Health Sciences was a good decision and one I would recommend. The core Health Sciences curriculum is ideal for an aspiring physician. For example, one of my favorite courses of the four years was Introduction to Epidemiology -- a required class for the major. Other pre-med courses such as organic chemistry and cellular biology can easily be added as electives.
I majored in Health Sciences and Biology at Carroll and will begin medical school this fall. Adding my Health Sciences major helped me be successful in my medical school acceptance process for two main reasons! In my Health Sciences courses, I gained a greater understanding of healthcare in general- from public health to health policy and everything in between.
For anyone that has an interest in the clinical as well as the public health side of medicine, I would highly recommend a degree in Health Sciences at Carroll. While there are many prerequisites for medical school that must be fulfilled through the Chemistry and Biology departments, majoring in Health Sciences allowed me to take classes that gave me a much more comprehensive understanding of our current health system and challenges that we will face as medical providers.
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Carroll Alumna Victoria Nickol Appointed to U.S. Supreme Court Fellowship
Jul 20, 2023
Carroll College nursing student Alexa Dreyer was awarded the Montana Student Volunteer Award by the Montana Campus Compact in partnership with the Governor’s Office of Community Service. This honor is awarded to select college students across the state who have demonstrated exceptional service to their communities. Dreyer was one of twelve Montana college students to receive this award. Congratulations on a well-deserved award, Alexa!
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