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Hi, I guess I could use some adivce from you. I"m sort of in a similar position. I wasn't sure about medcine before undergrad because my parents pushed me towards the profession. As a result, I majored in Science and Business at the University of Waterloo in Canada. However, in second year I became more interested in the prospect of learning about bio rather than any other subject. Anyhow, I've never really worked hard for med school; infact, I spent 2 days studying for the MCAT which I didn't care to write. I scored a 7 verbal and a 5 biol and a 4 physical. At the time I didn't care however, I regret not trying for it. Anyhow, I graduated last year with a 3.6 GPA and I was looking for other careers that were just as interesting. Also, I was becoming increasingly bored of memorizing and I wanted to develop my thinking ability so I decided to apply to law school. Luckily this year I got into law school in Canada. 1700 people applied for 150 seats. However, for the last few months I have had troubling sleeping because I'm not sure if I want to study law for the next 3 years, I decided to study for the MCAT again but I found my self highly unmotivated and gave up within a week. Thus, I've always dreamed of being a doctor but only in Canada i'm usnure if this international route. Eventually, I woud like to live in Canada. Anyhow, I have two very important choices to make:
1. Go to law school
2. Defer Law school admission; study for the MCAT this entire year and write the exam april 2004. Attend law school for a year and then decide what I want to do. I could stay in law school if I enjoyed it or I could go to medical school.
1. Go to law school
2. Defer Law school admission; study for the MCAT this entire year and write the exam april 2004. Attend law school for a year and then decide what I want to do. I could stay in law school if I enjoyed it or I could go to medical school.