Dear SDN members,
I am currently in my second year in college (/w Junior standing). I am a Pharmacology/Religious Studies double major and a Korean Studies minor and I have a 3.8 GPA.
Classwork this semester:
I received an A in physics I, physics lab, and Orgo I.
ECs this semester:
I am an EMT-B and I ride with my collegiate ambulance corps as well as a local fire department.
I will begin research because it is required for my major.
I have just finished working as a phtech at walgreens, and maybe getting a job at Adults and Children living with Developmental Disabilities (ACLDS).
I also hope to get an EMT-CC certification in the near future.
I was wondering if I am on track to getting in top tier medical schools, if i continue with getting awesome grades, and getting leadership positions at more clubs. Also I would like to know if my major plays an important role in admissions, considering there are only 3 colleges that offer the pharmacology major to undergrads. Any suggestions or advice will be greatly appreciated. thank you.
I am currently in my second year in college (/w Junior standing). I am a Pharmacology/Religious Studies double major and a Korean Studies minor and I have a 3.8 GPA.
Classwork this semester:
I received an A in physics I, physics lab, and Orgo I.
ECs this semester:
I am an EMT-B and I ride with my collegiate ambulance corps as well as a local fire department.
I will begin research because it is required for my major.
I have just finished working as a phtech at walgreens, and maybe getting a job at Adults and Children living with Developmental Disabilities (ACLDS).
I also hope to get an EMT-CC certification in the near future.
I was wondering if I am on track to getting in top tier medical schools, if i continue with getting awesome grades, and getting leadership positions at more clubs. Also I would like to know if my major plays an important role in admissions, considering there are only 3 colleges that offer the pharmacology major to undergrads. Any suggestions or advice will be greatly appreciated. thank you.