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I am a Freshman at my university and I am a Kinesiology major. I was originally pre-Physical therapy, but after some soul searching I believe my true passion lies in becoming a physician, specifically PM&R. I am unsure weather I should 1) Major in Kinesiology and Minor in Biochemistry or Major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Minor in Health Science and Kinesiology. Both pathways have very similar classes: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, OChem, Anatomy, Physiology, Exercise Physiology, General Genetics, Immunology, Psychology, Sociology, Biochem 1 and GE's. The only differences are that Kinesiology has General Stats, Biomechanics, and Nutrition for Exercise Training & Performance while Biochem has Biostats, Microbiology, Physical Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics. Which route do you guys believe will prepare me for medical school and physiatry as a whole? I am equally passionate in both subjects, so its hard for me to decide 🙁 thank you!
I am a Freshman at my university and I am a Kinesiology major. I was originally pre-Physical therapy, but after some soul searching I believe my true passion lies in becoming a physician, specifically PM&R. I am unsure weather I should 1) Major in Kinesiology and Minor in Biochemistry or Major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Minor in Health Science and Kinesiology. Both pathways have very similar classes: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, OChem, Anatomy, Physiology, Exercise Physiology, General Genetics, Immunology, Psychology, Sociology, Biochem 1 and GE's. The only differences are that Kinesiology has General Stats, Biomechanics, and Nutrition for Exercise Training & Performance while Biochem has Biostats, Microbiology, Physical Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics. Which route do you guys believe will prepare me for medical school and physiatry as a whole? I am equally passionate in both subjects, so its hard for me to decide 🙁 thank you!
