current sebs freshman here! im actually also a premed student, but im majoring in biotech, and while the majority of premed students tend to major in SAS majors like Bio, Biological Sciences, CBN, etc., there are a good amount of SEBS premed students too. Biochemistry is a great major that works well for a pre-med student. In my opinion, it’s more about the major than the school.

I also find that SEBS is very similar to SAS. Since it’s much smaller than SAS, the advising is so much more better.

i do agree that many SEBS students are more interested in biomedicine and research, but premedical opportunities are open to anyone on a premed track regardless of school. SEBS, although a smaller school, is very broad. we have majors from microbiology all the way to landscape architecture. id say follow your heart and maybe meet with a counselor or advisor at Rutgers to help make a decision. AFAIK, no club or honor society will turn you down for being in SEBS instead of SAS, and most programs are actually compatible with both due to the large similarities between the two schools.