hey, i don't know if you still need insight, but i'm in a similar situation. i'm a psych major and doing an interdisciplinary concentration with neuroscience. between pre-med and the concentration, i'm actually completing a bio major (minus senior projects), but i can't claim credit for it - at my school, we can't double count classes and i love the psych major. anyway, i ended up giving up a french major so that i would be able to stay in the country this summer to do my apps and so that i can take biochem and animal physiology next year (i'm just minoring now). trust me, i have no real desire to take these classes except as preparation for med school classes....but c'est la vie, i guess. do you have to do research senior year for a thesis by any chance? that might count for you...my neuroscience thesis research "class" (it's really supervised research in a lab) is cross-listed with bio, but i'm taking it for psych. my advisor just told me that it was my decision, but that it might be risky to do this since i'm not a hard science major. i decided to strengthen my app since i've spent so much time working towards this goal. i guess what's left for you to do then is to check to see which schools accept AP credit for bio (it's in that pre-med advisor book and maybe in the MSAR?? or on school websites). after that, if it's not required, then it's up to you to decide if your science background is strong enough for you to not take more labs. if i were you, i probably would take the labs unless it meant sacrificing something you love, in which case...you do have a decent background! worst comes to worst, you can always take summer classes before med school, though that's kinda annoying, too.
good luck with whatever you decide!
