1. Pre-Medicine Josh Scribben

2. Pre-Medicine Pre-Medicine is an undergraduate study at Kent State University. Pre-Medicine students are encouraged to fulfill the requirements needed for some of Kent’s offered biology majors. Biology majors students may choose from include Zoology, Human Anatomy, etc..

3. Courses 3 semesters of General/Organic chemistry lecture and lab. Biology courses make up most of the requirements needed. These courses include Biological Diversity, Biological Structure and Function, Cell Biology, Human Anatomy, etc.. General courses such as Social Sciences, College English 1 and 2, College Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus.

4. Future Career Years down the road, after graduating Med school I hope to be working as a full time Psychiatrist. Psychiatrists make a good living A career as a psychiatrist is a career that never gets boring. The mentally ill will always keep those around them on their toes and wondering what too expect next. I plan to get a job at Hopewell Inn, the mental hospital I have been working in for nearly 2 years as a PRN.

5. Computer help Computers greatly enhance the productivity at a doctors office. Computers are used to save important patient files including patient history, patient diagnosis, med plan, billing plan. The advancement of computer technology can help doctors better explain to patients their problems and possible solutions