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LNej375

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I know that everyone says that major doesn't really matter, but I'm wondering if there's anyone out there who has had experience getting into med school with a vocational major? I've been looking at health administration and I find it interesting, as well as computer science (which I feel like would crush anyone's undergrad GPA). From what I've seen they don't really prepare you well for the MCAT, and I would assume medical school as well, though any input would be helpful. Would it be worth it to pursue either of those degrees? Or should I avoid vocational altogether, even if I could get a much higher GPA in it?

Thanks!
 
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