what colleges offer pediatrician classes?

Question

I want to be a pediatrician in my future. I have researched many colleges and not many offer classes if you would like to be a pediatrician. I would prefer a christian college... and If it is in Colorado it would be good, but anything works. I live in Minnesota. anybody know of any good colleges like this??? thanks!

Answer 1

Classes in pediatrics are offered in Medical school. You need to get an undergraduate degree before attending medical school. To become a Pediatrician, you need four years as an undergraduate, four years as a medical student and then at least three years as a medical intern and resident.

It is difficult to get into medical school. The quality of your undergraduate education is extremely important in getting into one. With the exception of Catholic Universities (e.g., Notre Dame, Georgetown, Boston College, Villanova), most Christian colleges are not very good academically. That means that going to a Non-Catholic Christian College will probably make it very difficult to get into a medical school once you graduate. There are a few other schools with a church affiliation (e.g., SMU, Brigham Young) that have decent academic records. But anything that calls itself a Bible College or a Christian College (without specifying a denomination) (e.g., Bethel College, Liberty College) is unlikely to be a good enough school to get you into a good medical school. You can ask admissions offices how many of their graduates get into medical schools each year.

Answer 2

Colleges That Offer Pediatrician

Answer 3

None.
A Pediatrician is a medical doctor who's specialty is working with children. The classes are introduced in Medical School and then completed after Medical School in a Pediatrics Residency. You need to get a 4 year degree first then complete a 4 year Medical degree and then complete the Pediatrics Residency.

Answer 4

You want to major in Premed with a Pediatric specialty. Keep your GPA up and find a college with a good Premed program for doctors. Researching colleges down, specifically in Colorado, since that's where you want to go most, would be easiest done by getting brochures and catalogs from them regarding this. Find out the schools you're interested in and write a form letter to each college of interest similar to this:
College Date written
Administration Office
College Address
City, State, and Zip Code of college
(2 spaces down)
Re: Literature for Premed Students.
To Whom It May Concern:
I'm considering your college as a prospective Premed student in (name what semester you're focusing on attending). Please send any and all literature / catalogs to the address below so that I may make a more informed choice and decision.
Thanks, in advance, for your time and help.
(Your name, address,
city, state, and zip code
here.)

Yours Truly,
(your name)

Answer 5

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