TOP Pre-Med Majors (Spoiler: Biology is the Worst)

Wait why am I watching this if u didn’t even go to med school with ur degree. From what I see, most people that are in med school or residency were bio or hard science majors. That seems like the safest route to go

What are your credentials in order for your opinion to be considered serious advice? Experience?

Is biology and biological science the same?

Hi. So it means that for an international student wanting to do surgery l can still do health management and still get a chance

Can I major In music and get into med school?

Biology is not the worst

What are the starting jobs available in healthcare administration

That’s why I’m doing Biochem. If med school falls through, I can go into pharmaceuticals or biotech, or even a research science.

I’m taking health science. Is that okay?

If I'm enjoying what I do everyday then I consider the investment returned but thats just me

Whats an ROI

Great

Can i take bachelors in health sciences ? Does it covers all pre requisites for med school?

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Yeah, tell me about it, Kinesiology graduate here. I had to go backwards (Associate's in Applied Science) to be able to affordably, punctually, and reliably get a decent paying job while I work.

Philosophy with a concentration is medical ethics is more important I believe; with probably a mathematics minor and your pre-reqs. Medicine isn't just biochemical compounds and procedures, it's a philosophy and way of life. Most kids do the mad scramble to medical school because they have no intrinsic wisdom before even entering arguably the most important field for sustaining humanity and society. So many selfies taken at such a young age and with no little knowledge of Self does not a competent or true doctor make. I am speaking from the perspective of a disabled military veteran whom the healthcare industry destroyed with their inability to understand concepts beyond their scope of pre-digested and regurgitated information. I have met doctors with absolutely no critical thinking skills or higher powers of reasoning and no passion for research. Actually learn how to think first before you're taught what to think, kiddos. I myself am majoring in philosophy with every intention of probably pursuing naturopathic medicine in the states which are licensing, such as Arizona, Oregon, Washington, etc., as I managed to effectively diagnose, treat and subsequently cure myself of an autoimmune disease which no "doctor" could figure out for years using naturopathic medicine, specifically herbal remedies and a clean 90% vegan diet. Most illness comes from improper nutrition and the "healthcare" industry is largely a scam. Many "doctors" are just mascots for big pharma. I know this one P.O.S who actually told me he went to medical school, not because he cares about helping anyone, but because it pays well and he wants to be rich. Be careful of those you trust to treat your health. They may have no grasp of ethics or any intrinsic morality.

What if someone has biochemistry in undergrade can it can be chnge to pharmacy or neuroscience in master plz guid enjoy ur video

I'm a pre-med majoring in Political Science... no regrets thus far.

Actually this video works out well for student that are just trying to get a high mcat score and get into a med school but in reality they are lazy to put effort towards hard courses and they just want a short way!
I was a bio major who took almost any bio courses that was connected to human for undergrad, virology, micro, immunology I AND II, cell physiology, pharmacology I and II, endocrinology, neurobiology, genetic...... my mcat ended up being a 508, since I did extremely bad on CARS and PS, I took only one psychology in my entire undergrad that's it! My buddy who was ecosystem major took only the prerequisites for med school, the rest, I'm sorry but bullshit courses, he ended up getting 513 because of 90% on his CARS! believe it or not we ended up getting accepted into our state med school and let me just tell ya, my hard work paid off beginning of the second month, him struggling and not being familiar with anything, while I was just studying normal being familiar with some materials that only bio majors had access to them! by that being said, yes, you can just get a jump on your mcat even if you are not familiar with real human physiology or anatomy because of PS and CARS, but trust me MCAT has nothing to do with med school except the BB section! the only thing that makes you to have advantage than others is your undergrad courses which in fact might help you for your first step too! everyone can get into a med school one day (I mean worst case scenario is Caribbean) but not everyone can finish and do well on step1,2, you gotta love bio before being a good doctor and this is a fact!

I disagree sir. MCAT and basic ground concepts of medicine require an understanding of these particular hard bio and chem classes for admission into med school.

Harmful clickbait! Talk to someone at your college or university.

Incoming bs bio frosh : )

Sir with due respect, you're only focussed on making more money. Unlike those aspirants, who prefer to work and serve for "Job Satisfaction & Interest" in their professional field of choice.

My dude. You just literally answered so many of my racing thoughts about my pre med major. LOL. You’re a gem. Thank you so much

What are good colleges with Health Information Management and Healthcare Association majors?

Anatomy and physiology and pathology are not pre med majors and sometimes a person's degree path will be so ridged they cannot fit the premed sciences into it. Biology, neurology, chemistry and psychology continue to be the majors where you can efficiently fit in your premedical prerequisites. Also, consider majoring in biology.

Excellent video!

Literally see the difference between transfer requirements for math bs degree and bio bs degree. I’m changing my major :)

So did you Ever get into med school?

What about biochem ?

I need help. What do you guys think of majors in Pharmacy?

Thanks, I will be taking Janitorial Health Services to get into Med-School. Money should not be your bottom line.... If you truly want to help people in life, you should do it for the passion, not for the money.

Im 3 minutes in and this guy has said the same exact thing for 3 minutes straight :D LOL

Ive been wanting to be a dermatologist for a very long time, since highschool, and im going into my 3rd year in university and actually fell in love with Microbio (such as being a lab technician). So i changed the bio major into Microbiology (I actually already took my pre-reqs for med schools, so I was debating alot). I think finding something your passionate about will be good as well.

Jesus loves you and died on a cross and rose three days later taking our place and paying our debt (for the wages of sin is death) so you can have eternal life and be forgiven of sin if you repent and pick up your cross and follow him daily

What about BSN?

Could I major in computer science so I have a backup plan in case i don’t get accepted?

Iam 4th year Invasive Cardiovascular technology student. I got offered many Jobs with a good salary in Saudi Arabia, but I will go study medicine abroad.



My question is can I work part time as teacher in the same university while studying medicine?

My college has neither of these

This is an amazing video!!!!

I believe Dietetics is a great all round premed for the following reasons:

1. Great science exposure, eg. modules such as physiology, medical bioscience, biochem, chem, pharmacology, nutrition, epidemiology, stats, etc.
2. Clinical experience, dietitians work in almost every single ward, similar to but not as widespread as nurses. So it gives the premed student a great sense of all the different areas in a hospital.
3. If you discover healthcare/medicine/clinical setting is not for you, you can go into sooo many different directions with a dietetics and nutrition degree, from animal nutrition to becoming an author or product developer, private practice, food magazine journalist, product reviewer, and so many different things.
4. A premed in dietetics also prepares you for the health/lifestyle struggles you'll face in med school, knowing what to eat and what nutrients your body needs for intense exams and rotations, what energises your brain to take better care of your patients, how to excel better in med school and all the other benefits of a healthy lifestyle.
5. You will also be one in a very small handful of doctors with great nutrition experience which is a tremendously useful skillset eg. if you're a surgeon for patient healing, general doctor discussing lifestyle changes with patients, etc.

as a med student, i disagree. if youre planning on becoming a doctor or go into healthcare, money shouldn’t be your priority. If it is, you will never be able to succeed, as it takes a lot of integrity and passion to commit that much time and money to become one. Med schools dont look at your major as long as you completed all your pre reqs, have a good & improving gpa, good mcat score and a lot of potential/interest they will probably give you a shot. If youre in it for the money you will never make it lol doctors barely get paid until theyre done with residency

I just wanted to take biological/biomedical science and pre-med(I wanna take this to gather insight for med school) pathology, forensic science because I love anatomy...and some sciences i hate mathematical chemistry and earth science ot anything that isnt human or medical science. I'd like to become a medical examiner.

You literally just saved my 2 years of undergrad. I transferred over to a university and I’m taking HSA only because of this as it was Soo helpful. My uni requires us to do 150 hours of internship in order to get our BS which will Ofcourse help me right after my undergrad so it’s a win win as a premed. Thank you please don’t making such helpful videos 🙂

What is premed alternative for international students?? If i do a undergrad in my country will that be ok?

man just keep your cup aside and talk properly for a minute

Is a major in bio and a econ and psych minor a good idea? Thinking about switching.

Does “Health Services Management” work too?