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Make sure you take biochem before you go to med school
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Make sure you take it before the mcat
What is the consensus on self-learning basic anatomy/physiology throughout the year before med school? (not the summer before)
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College is your last chance to really devote yourself to any non-medical subject!
Don't waste it on something we will happily over-teach in due course.
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Seconded. You're probably toast if you don't.
If it wasn't part of your UG coursework I wouldn't worry too much about it
Biochem (even just introduction to) is quite helpful. Anatomy would not be.
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As someone who just had to learn biochem for the first time I agree with the OP. Biochem wasn't offered when I went to undergrad unless you were a graduate student.
Junior/senior year I took classes on dinosaurs, earthquakes, volcanoes, and the history of my school's athletic program. Life was good.
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Take whatever classes you want to take in whatever major you want. There are Spanish, Economics, and other non-science majors among my classmates who are doing very well.
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