Zero Cool,
I am a EE/CE major too, and I would agree with you that they are probably the toughest majors to do with premed.
I say this not because I think biochem, biology or other traditional premed majors are easy, but if you do those majors you automatically are on the premed track so you dont have to go out of your way to take the premed classes.
Unless you're a biomedical engineering major, it takes alot of work to fit in all those chem and bio classes because as all EEs know, they try to load you up with a very high number of engineering classes. At most schools, engineering majors need a good deal more credit hours to graduate with the degree, than would, say a biology major.
I doubt that most med schools would notice the choice of major unfortunately, but at least engineering gives you a VERY good foundation in teamwork and problem solving skills, as opposed to memorizing chemical pathways, etc.
My thought for the day: Memorizing is easier than problem solving
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