Hey guys. I am a freshmen at stony brook university who doesn't exactly have a major. I was looking into all the different majors/programs here and one that really stood out to me was the CLS and BIO double major.
I was reading up on here and other places that an allied health major is not a major you should take if you plan on going to medical school.
However what if I was to do a CLS and BIO double major. A majority of the course requirements are the same. Basically I would just end up taking extra courses but I would still be taking all the bio courses.
SO:
My question is:
Would medical schools look down on someone with an allied health major who is also a bio major?
I feel that schools shouldn't cause I am still taking all the bio courses needed for the major while taking extra CLS courses but I don't really know....
I was wondering if I could get some input.
I was reading up on here and other places that an allied health major is not a major you should take if you plan on going to medical school.
However what if I was to do a CLS and BIO double major. A majority of the course requirements are the same. Basically I would just end up taking extra courses but I would still be taking all the bio courses.
SO:
My question is:
Would medical schools look down on someone with an allied health major who is also a bio major?
I feel that schools shouldn't cause I am still taking all the bio courses needed for the major while taking extra CLS courses but I don't really know....
I was wondering if I could get some input.