How many students are in the pre-med classes at St. Eustatius? Also, what is the ethnic makeup of the class? About what percent of each race are there in St. Eustatius? HONESTLY please....

As far as I know, there is no one in the pre-med term right now and last term there were less than 5. It's never a very big class. As for the ethnic makeup, I'm not sure on exact numbers but it is a very, very diverse school. There are people from all over the world.

There is no pre-med for this term like SarBear said... But I think for May semester, there will be one because I heard from a student currently taking classes with me said that she needs to take some premed next semester. Plus, it makes sense because those who takes premed in May may continue to their basic sciences in Sept.

My class.. Jan' 08 Med-1 is... diverse..., =D Really.... well... all the terms are...

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So, if there may be only 1 person in the pre-med semester, where do they take their classes? How do other students find out about who is in the pre-term?

There will probably be more than one person in pre-term. If there was only one person, they would probably just move that person up to 1st term. There is a 1st term classroom where they take classes. I don't understand what you mean about how other students find out who is in pre-term. Everyone is friendly and meets everyone and therefore they know which class they are in. Hope that helps!

I know it probably sounded confusing...I was just wondering since there may be only a handfull of people in the preterm, I wasn't sure if they were introduced as preterm students in the same orientation as the other students. It's for me to explain by typing what I'm trying to say.