premed
/priːˈmɛd/
noun
- A program of study that prepares a student for medical school.
- She is taking premed at the university before applying to medical school.
- He decided to switch from premed to engineering after his first year.
- The premed program includes courses in biology, chemistry, and physics.
- A student who is enrolled in a premedical program.
- As a premed, she volunteered at the local hospital every weekend.
- The premeds spent all night studying for the organic chemistry exam.
- Many premeds worry about getting into a good medical school.
adjective
- Relating to or intended for students preparing for medical school.
- They offer a premed track for undergraduate students.
- She bought a premed textbook for her biology class.
- The premed advisor helped him choose the right courses.