[Ashley Weed]

I currently have several "advisor's" already in the profession at all sorts of levels, I continually talk to them about how they have come to the level of practice that they are at today, etc, etc, etc. Through all of my journeys alongside the professionals, and now actually seeing hands-on the premed major, bio/chem major, and BioE major, and IST (emerging technologies/artificial intelligence) major...... its not the path you choose for your undergrad degree. Choose the path that you most enjoy, and while you are on that path, take a bio, chem, and physics class and become prepared for the MCAT. In the end, its the MCAT's that will be the big cookie that gets you into Med School.