One Utes opinion on Muniz switching.
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1) WTF to that board format? That is painful.
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Serious question. Is Utah a highly regarded institution as is a Vandy? Or, just a solid state University like an MSU. Or, is this guy just under the impression that Med Schools only admit students from other schools that have med schools? Sounds like sour grapes and blanket insults..."suspect academic reputation"? Whatever.
can get a biological engineering degree from msu and wipe the floor of anyone he competes against at ANY medical school....
the only source ive actually ever had was from a recruiter that said it....not sure if they were referring to that year or not. I think i actually did see somewhere that UM had more, but it was pretty close....especially for it being "their" school.
what it may be is MSU sends more pre-med students to UMC and Ole Miss may send more actual pre-med students to other schools.
This is what I suspect, but I have no hard evidence.
I went to UMC as well as MSU myself, and I know that MSU did indeed send more students to pre-med and some of the other health -related professions than Ole Miss. It wasn't like it was a whole lot more, but it was still more. And no- I'm not a MD, so don't send me any PM about your ailments. I'll probably tell you to go see a MD.
The reason for this is because MSU does indeed have a very strong Biology dept., and not only that- a strong chemistry and physics dept as well. MSU should be very proud of their science programs.
This is what I suspect, but I have no hard evidence.
I went to UMC as well as MSU myself, and I know that MSU did indeed send more students to pre-med and some of the other health -related professions than Ole Miss. It wasn't like it was a whole lot more, but it was still more. And no- I'm not a MD, so don't send me any PM about your ailments. I'll probably tell you to go see a MD.
The reason for this is because MSU does indeed have a very strong Biology dept., and not only that- a strong chemistry and physics dept as well. MSU should be very proud of their science programs.
According to the US World and News Report Utah is a Tier 1 school and ranked 126 in the nation, which is close to the bottom of tier 1. We are a three, and for some reason no sec schools are tier 2, they are all one or three. That being said nobody is basing where they are going to school by looking at a few ranking systems.
released by the IHL a few years back. The Bio Engineering program at State beats the **** out of any pre-med program out there.
"Suspect academic reputation" Seriously is this guy making **** up out of thin air? He needs to get some from one of his four wives.
"Suspect academic reputation" Seriously is this guy making **** up out of thin air? He needs to get some from one of his four wives.
Back when I was in skool, there were always a handful of football players who could take engineering courses. Guys like Clay Peacher and Ermon Green come to mind.
However, today's Bowl Division football practically require players to not take tough courses. Except for the occasional kicker or midget quarterback, the most a player can handle is something from Interduhcinplinary Studys. The average workweek for football players is 40 hours a week in the off-season, maybe more in the Fall. To handle a full course load requires a genius with the constitution of iron and the ability to sleep only 2 hours a night.
If Muniz can handle the load, Miss. State DOES have a very good pre-med program. Often, the number of State grads outnumber OM grads at Miss. Medical School.
However, today's Bowl Division football practically require players to not take tough courses. Except for the occasional kicker or midget quarterback, the most a player can handle is something from Interduhcinplinary Studys. The average workweek for football players is 40 hours a week in the off-season, maybe more in the Fall. To handle a full course load requires a genius with the constitution of iron and the ability to sleep only 2 hours a night.
If Muniz can handle the load, Miss. State DOES have a very good pre-med program. Often, the number of State grads outnumber OM grads at Miss. Medical School.
playing football at MSU and majoring in pre-med is REALLY good way to prepare yourself for med school.
One thing about the football players that helps them- they have tutors which can help them manage their studies and time.
Not saying that is a bad thing at all- I think it's a good thing that they have tutors to help them stay focused because of the demand.
One thing about the football players that helps them- they have tutors which can help them manage their studies and time.
Not saying that is a bad thing at all- I think it's a good thing that they have tutors to help them stay focused because of the demand.
that the Bio-eng program had two grads get some sort of medical fellowship to Washinton Univ in St. Louis in the same year. Two out of very few. Wash U is up there with John Hopkins as far as med schools go. Unprecedented was a word I heard used to describe this extraordinary accomplishment.
I like how this class is starting to shape up. Glad to see us getting some guys for the line.</p>
hence you can go anywhere you want with that degree....going to umc with that degree would be like going to jones.