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Do what interests you. In the end, you aren't obligated to list every activity on your application so if it later seems like it doesn't match what you want to convey to medical schools, you can omit it.
If it does match, great. Med schools will like to see that you've walked the walk and explored the area that you say you are interested in.
Also keep in mind that the majority of freshman pre-meds do not go on to medical school. Having experiences that touch on other things that you are interested in may prepare you for an alternate career if your interest in medicine wanes or reality sets in.
If it does match, great. Med schools will like to see that you've walked the walk and explored the area that you say you are interested in.
Also keep in mind that the majority of freshman pre-meds do not go on to medical school. Having experiences that touch on other things that you are interested in may prepare you for an alternate career if your interest in medicine wanes or reality sets in.
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Do what you love and love what you do.
