Nonscience:
Most students study abroad to learn the language, culture, and history of a specific area and
they therefore take a variety of humanities courses.
Science:
Some students study science while abroad. Health professions graduate school admissions
committees will closely examine your performance in the sciences, so it is important that they (as well as the B.C. Premedical Committee) fully understand the science course curriculum that you completed while abroad. Therefore, if you are a science major, you must consult with 1) a staff member in the Premedical Office and 2) your Major Department well before you finalize your plans. If you are a non-science major, you are only required to consult with
a staff member in the Premedical Office. If you take a science course(s) while abroad, the Premedical Office will require a syllabus(ii) for that (those) course(s) and a transcript if available.