How to Use premedical in a Sentence
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The Army needed doctors and sent him to Yale to finish his premedical courses.
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Denise Grady,
New York Times,
2018-01-29
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Along with predentistry students, premedical and preveterinary students will also join the trip.
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Alec Johnson,
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel,
2020-08-25
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Alanoud Aljalahma, a 22-year-old premedical student, recounts how the rift between the Gulf’s royal clans threatened to sunder her own family.
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The Economist,
2018-06-21
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Black physicians are underrepresented in medicine at all levels: from premedical pathway programs to faculty and leadership positions.
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Diana M. Cejas,
STAT,
2020-07-09
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Poor as the family was, Marie and her sister, Bronisława, made a deal: Marie would fund her sister’s premedical education, and eventually the favor would be returned.
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Peter Aitken,
Fox News,
2021-03-16
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Jake Robertson, who will graduate next month with a double major in biology and premedical studies, was named one of the university’s Top Ten Scholars.
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John Sowell,
idahostatesman,
2018-04-13
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Bachman's overall grade point average at Miami was 3.31 as a pre-med microbiology major with a minor in premedical studies.
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Scott Springer,
The Enquirer,
2021-07-12
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Our students take biology with premedical students and computer science with classmates who will work in Silicon Valley, and each completes a two- or three-quarter-long research project during his or her time at Stanford.
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Amit Kaushal,
Scientific American,
2020-02-01
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