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As a biomedical engineering major, I get a good mix of both life and physical sciences. Lately, I've noticed that the biology parts of my coursework just bore me death, although I really enjoy it when its presented through a chemical, physical, or quantitative perspective. Unfortunately, from what I hear, medical school curricula don't really have much of the latter.
I know that choosing a career in medicine should involve more than just considering how much you enjoy science, but I'm having a really hard time imagining myself spending four years memorizing tomes of facts that I just don't find interesting. Has anyone felt the same way? How have/are you dealt/dealing with these questions?
I know that choosing a career in medicine should involve more than just considering how much you enjoy science, but I'm having a really hard time imagining myself spending four years memorizing tomes of facts that I just don't find interesting. Has anyone felt the same way? How have/are you dealt/dealing with these questions?