Hi!
I'm a junior biochemistry major and thinking about adding a minor in physics my senior year. I only need a couple more classes for it, since I've already taken some engineering-level physics courses. I enjoy the subject matter, I've gotten A's in all the classes so far.
Is a physics minor a good idea (provided I can ace it )? In general, do more technical majors (biochemistry, chemistry, physics) get more brownie points when applying to med schools? (e.g. would my 3.8 GPA look better than a biology/psychology/health major 3.8 GPA)
I'm also doing physics research,for whatever that's worth
Thanks!
I'm a junior biochemistry major and thinking about adding a minor in physics my senior year. I only need a couple more classes for it, since I've already taken some engineering-level physics courses. I enjoy the subject matter, I've gotten A's in all the classes so far.
Is a physics minor a good idea (provided I can ace it )? In general, do more technical majors (biochemistry, chemistry, physics) get more brownie points when applying to med schools? (e.g. would my 3.8 GPA look better than a biology/psychology/health major 3.8 GPA)
I'm also doing physics research,for whatever that's worth
Thanks!