Responding to A2A.
GREAT question because odds are against being admitted to med school.
However, the answer will vary with the person: interests, abilities, where he is going to live…
Med school does NOT require someone to have a science degree. ALL degree options WITH the pre-req science courses are acceptable.
Ask yourself if you don’t get into med school (and also how many times would you try? Just once or for a few years?) what would you enjoy doing and that is how you find YOUR answer.
If you still want to be in the field of medicine, could be a degree allowing you to be a radiology tech or a pharmacist or a physical therapist or something along those lines would work for you.
Look at your interests. Consider what your minor is or even getting a double major so you have two bachelors degrees.
You have many options. If you have a Plan B, that does not harm your shot at med school and if you’re delayed or unsuccessful, you won’t have regrets that you do have another strong, developed interest.
L.M. Lalko
Source: Quora Digest
However, the answer will vary with the person: interests, abilities, where he is going to live…
Med school does NOT require someone to have a science degree. ALL degree options WITH the pre-req science courses are acceptable.
Ask yourself if you don’t get into med school (and also how many times would you try? Just once or for a few years?) what would you enjoy doing and that is how you find YOUR answer.
If you still want to be in the field of medicine, could be a degree allowing you to be a radiology tech or a pharmacist or a physical therapist or something along those lines would work for you.
Look at your interests. Consider what your minor is or even getting a double major so you have two bachelors degrees.
You have many options. If you have a Plan B, that does not harm your shot at med school and if you’re delayed or unsuccessful, you won’t have regrets that you do have another strong, developed interest.