The diversity of topics covered in med school is so immense that it's probably impossible for everyone to find it all of it interesting. Certain things some people find tedious while another can't get enough of it. This is necessary, though, to help you define yourself and your career in medicine.
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"They do certainly give very strange and newfangled names to diseases."
- Plato
I found the first two years of med school to be just like college. Not unbearable, but I sure didn't look forward to it.
Clinical rotations was much more fun. I loved being in the hospital. I think that's the same for anybody else. At that point, almost everything was interesting, microbiology, anatomy, physio, even biochemistry!
