It doesn't matter so much what your major is, as long as you've taken all of the pre-med requirements, which includes:

1 year general chemistry
1 year organic chemistry
1 year biology
1 year physics
and most med schools require 1 year calculus.

You really would need all of those classes anyway to be prepared to take the MCAT.

Thanks for your reply...I appreciate it on behalf on my friend since it was her question. Thanks again! 🙂

Hi there,

Any degree is fine to be accepted into medical school. However, just make sure you meet the admission requirements of the medical school(s) that you intend to apply to. Different schools have different requirements and you may want to take those required courses as electives. Period. First, go into something you have a passion for, inorder to achieve your best performance.

Second, consider the methodology of teaching at different medical schools and choose that which appeals to you and your personality the best.

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