Dual Major vs Masters

[Blackjack7]

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Which looks better for medical school application?

5 year Masters + single Bach major
vs
4 year dual major

Or overachieving....

4 year masters + single Bach
vs
4 year dual major.

 

[gyngyn]

We really don't care.

 

[linguistafeliz]

you should do what you want to do for you, not because of what it looks like on a med school application. you can't live your life that way, you will go insane.

 

[MrLogan13]

No one cares.

 

[WedgeDawg]

Do you really think you're going to make it into med school without at least 3 majors and 2 minors?

 

[Holmwood]

You only do a masters to either improve your grade or build enough credentials to apply to MD/PhD.

In the end, what matters is your GPA. They're not going to give you any leverage for a poor GPA if you were double majored vs uni majored.

I recommend just graduating as soon as possible whilst doing as much ECs as possible...

 

[Lawpy]

Which looks better for medical school application?

5 year Masters + single Bach major
vs
4 year dual major

Or overachieving....

4 year masters + single Bach
vs
4 year dual major.

Also, it's bacc major for baccalaureate, unless you're interested in Bach's music. If that's the case, you're good with either one, but iirc @Narmerguy stated that after Bach (aka a "post-Bach") came the classical period, so you may enjoy more! Musical interests are always a plus for adcoms.

 

[Neutropix]

Do you really think you're going to make it into med school without at least 3 majors and 2 minors?

10/10

 

[NeuResurgens]

Do you really think you're going to make it into med school without at least 3 majors and 2 minors?

Sssshhhh, sarcasm is generally lost on newish members..

But yeah, nobody cares as long as your GPA is good.

 

[Narmerguy]

Also, it's bacc major for baccalaureate, unless you're interested in Bach's music. If that's the case, you're good with either one, but iirc @Narmerguy stated that after Bach (aka a "post-Bach") came the classical period, so you may enjoy more! Musical interests are always a plus for adcoms.

Indeed, though I really appreciate this opportunity to share my favorite Bach piece, a string quartet from The Art of Fugue.



Still beautiful today...can we ever truly be "Post-Bach"?

 

[Lawpy]

Indeed, though I really appreciate this opportunity to share my favorite Bach piece, a string quartet from The Art of Fugue.



Still beautiful today...can we ever truly be "Post-Bach"?

I realize that as I spend more time on SDN, my appreciation for classical music grows astoundingly, so I thank you for that.

And imo, the classical period is better (i.e. has more amazing pieces) than the baroque period. But I digress!

 

[Narmerguy]

I realize that as I spend more time on SDN, my appreciation for classical music grows astoundingly, so I thank you for that.

And imo, the classical period is better (i.e. has more amazing pieces) than the baroque period. But I digress!

Haha I love that SDN can become a forum for art and cultural exchange! I honestly think I'm more of a Romantic period kind of guy, but I can understand why you prefer classical to baroque.

 

[Blackjack7]

Alright, just checking... got the idea. ECs ECs ECs.....

As for my taste in music, although I seriously love this stuff, I don't know too much about the history, maybe I should change that! My personal faves are New World by Dvorak and St. Saens Carnival, and Scheherazade