Any Non-Science Majors?

[Law2Doc]

Just wondering if SDN would have any. Im a third year History major and Middle Eastern Studies Minor at Georgia State.

You are fine - just take the prereqs. There are many non-sci majors on SDN and in med schools these days.

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[CalicoHarry]

im half science major, half non science (Bio/German double major)

 

[anybutpretty]

Psychology and Japanese Studies, except they aren't two separate majors, really. I get to combine them and do "cultural psychology". I'll be doing a post-bacc program though.

 

[plouffes]

nursing major.. specialization in health promotion.... hardly science

 

[GreatOne]

I'm an Exercise Science major w/ a minor in Biology. It actually has alot to do with the human body; you take anatomy courses Bio majors don't and have a lot of physics and health information involved. And it's not likely but in case med school doesn't work out I have a good plan B as an exercise physiologist, cscs, physical therapist, etc.

 

[igcgnerd]

psych major with a minor in bio and chem
all lab and no play make jack a dull boy

 

[Quix]

First time through college: Philosophy and German double major
Grad school in philosophy and medical ethics
Post-bacc in psychology with the pre-med requirements.

 

[kjivey]

Spanish and biology double major here. Being a non-science major allows for interesting conversation during interviews, because you'll always get the question "why did you chose your major?"

 

[HailMary]

International Development Studies here...

 

[joefromdaho]

I'm majoring in the History and Philosophy of Science with a minor in Medical History and Ethics. I was doing bio and a minor in music, but i realized i had no passion for either. Now I love my classes so much more.

 

[bisulfite]

Chinese

 

[uclahopeful]

Finance and Business Honors major for me. Hope to graduate in a year, and then take all my prereqs then.

 

[Anastasis]

Psych w/ Religious Studies Minor and English with literature concentration double degree (I'm a flake, what can I say?)

If I had it to do over: Psyc and Philosophy with a religious studies minor.

 

[SuziQ]

child development..and it's been really interesting!

 

[NervousNed]

yo im a engi-nerd

 

[TheCybermen]

took my degree in english literature. heavy research at the bench and in the clinic before, during, and a year after college. applying to MD/PhD programs.

the reality that i'd never have a chance to study anything other than science or medicine in a formal academic setting ever again that influenced my decision heavily when i declared my major.

 

[Pose]

Economics major chemistry minor.

*twin*