Materials Engineering/ Pre Med

[jaws12]

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Here is the deal
I am currently a fall semester senior studying Materials Science and Engineering
I recently decided that I 100% want to study medicine
I have a 3.7 GPA and research experience in both biology and materials science
I will have taken all but 3 pre-requisite classes that my university deems necessary for medical school by the time that I 'should be graduating' (Spring 2017)
What do I d0?
Do I stay an extra semester and take all 3 classes at once?
Do I do a post-bacc program?
Do I need to start looking for clinical experience now?
Just need some advice on how I should navigate the road to medical school

 

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What do I d0? - shadow more physicians, take the MCAT, check prereqs of other schools
Do I stay an extra semester and take all 3 classes at once? - yes
Do I do a post-bacc program? - no
Do I need to start looking for clinical experience now? - yes