Program Prerequisites for Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences typically include: Program Prerequisites: Educational Requirements: A high school diploma or equivalent. Strong academic performance in biology, chemistry, and mathematics (preferably algebra, trigonometry, or calculus). Background in physics and English is also recommended for developing scientific and communication skills. Recommended High School Coursework: Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) courses in biology, chemistry, physics, or calculus (if available). Honors-level coursework in the natural sciences is beneficial. Standardized Tests: Competitive SAT or ACT scores, particularly in the math and science sections. AP or IB exam scores in relevant subjects may be considered for advanced placement or credit. Application Components: A personal statement or essay that highlights the applicant’s interest in biomedical sciences, career goals, and relevant experiences such as internships, volunteer work, or science fairs. At least one letter of recommendation from a science teacher or counselor, emphasizing academic potential and interest in the field. Skills and Competencies: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities to handle complex scientific concepts. Basic laboratory skills and familiarity with scientific methods (optional but advantageous). Strong written and oral communication skills for research and reporting. Minimum GPA: A minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher, particularly in STEM subjects. Additional Requirements (if applicable): Some programs may require a basic understanding of computational tools or statistics. Volunteer or work experience in healthcare, research labs, or related areas may strengthen the application.