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It is true that there are a lot of introductory science/math classes that are ridiculously hard just to weed out people who picked pre-med/engineering/whatever to impress their parents or make lots of money, but aren't really that great at it. (Or they think they're good because they were good at math in high school, but college math is different. Etc.)
I should know, my undergrad was Johns Hopkins. Which is most famous for having one of the best medical schools in the country. Let's just say there are a lot more people who come in there pre-med than who come out.
I should know, my undergrad was Johns Hopkins. Which is most famous for having one of the best medical schools in the country. Let's just say there are a lot more people who come in there pre-med than who come out.