Imma agree with my boy Bubba Swamp here. Don't sacrifice your GPA to major in something you love. It ain't worth it if your ultimate goal is to go to med school. Trust me, when schools are doing those initial cuts, they ain't gonna care what your major was. I have multiple friends who are engineering majors w/ 3.3's and 3.4's and low to mid 30's on the MCAT, but they got screened out by a lot of the top schools. Personally, I'm a CE major, and I've been able to maintain a pretty high GPA (3.8, before last semester :wink: ), but I've had to work my ass off for it. Much moreso than I would have in a lot of other majors. My God, the business majors at my school don't even have to leave their apartments except for exams. All of their classes are videotaped and replayed on TV!!!!! How phat is that?!? Those punks are always laughing at me cause I have to work twice as hard as them!!! So yeah, major in something that won't kill your GPA, kick ass in the basic pre-med classes, and get into med school. Yes, I know this is totally politically incorrect, but I don't wanna hear how hard those 3000 level education classes are. I've taken those too, and I never went to class except for exams.
Sincerely,
A wannabe business or education major